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Public and Private Real Estate: Room for Both in a Diversified PortfolioPrivate equity specialists from Siguler Guff discuss historic opportunities in distressed debt, as the unwinding of the huge debt overhang in advanced economies is leading to pockets of forced selling at depressed valuations. Authors: E. Todd Bridell, Alan Supple
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U.S. Housing Still Weak Amid High Joblessness and Distressed SalesThe Structured Products Group at Standish discusses the latest US housing numbers and forecasts continued weakness in the market amid high joblessness and distressed selling. Authors: Steven Brinkley, Karen Gemmett
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The New Liquidity: Investment Implications of Structural Market ChangesBNY Mellon investment boutique traders look at regulation- and technology-driven changes to market liquidity and what they mean for institutional investors. Authors: David Brooks, Lynn Challenger, Amy Koch
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VIDEO: Evolution Through Collaboration - Global Transaction Banking Comes of AgeDominic Broom, Head of Market Development for BNY Mellon Treasury Services, Europe, Middle East and Africa, discusses recent research highlighting a new approach to financial institution partnership that can generate greater value. The research identifies a more collaborative, value-based manufacturer-distributor model as a positive way to address transaction banking needs in this evolving global marketplace. Author: Dominic Broom
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Making Sense of Renminbi InternationalisationChina is determined to ensure that its currency, the renminbi, becomes fully internationalized and a reserve currency for other nations in ten years. Is this possible, and if so what would be the ramifications? A. Richard Brown, head of treasury services, Asia Pacific for BNY Mellon offers his view. Author: A. Richard Brown
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The Dollar, Currency Convertibility and Asian Dollar SettlementRichard Brown, Head of Treasury Services for Asia Pacific, discusses questioning the dollar as a reserve currency. Author: Richard Brown
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International Financial Reporting Standards -- Are You Getting Ready for IFRS 9?The changes to accounting standards for financial instruments in IFRS 9 will have significant system and operations implications for organizations. The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of recent changes so that companies can gain a better understanding of the new and potential requirements and how their operations may be impacted. Author: Steve Burrows
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VIDEO: Outcome Oriented - Innovative Alternatives for Defined Contribution PlansThe future of pension provision in most developed countries will be based on the defined contribution (DC) model rather than traditional defined benefit (DB) plans. Given this significant shift to a scenario in which DC participants must bear the risk that their retirement income will not be at the desired level, we believe it's right to ask whether DC investment approaches are appropriate. Author: David Calfo
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Exiting a Burning Building: Structural Drivers of Liquidity Shocks in Stock and Bond MarketsAs liquidity concerns remain a central theme for institutional investors, most recently spooked by the flash crash in May, investment professionals from BNY Mellon's boutiques discuss the structural drivers of liquidity shocks in equity and fixed income markets as well as potential safeguards. Authors: David Cameron, Lynn Challenger, Kent Wosepka, Charles Jacklin, Robert Jaeger
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The Check Isn't in the MailUntil the late 1990s, when your consumer payers told you the check is in the mail, you couldn't do much other than wait a few more days for the payment to arrive. Chances are, you heard that line frequently, and in some circumstances, you probably discovered that the check had never been sent. Fortunately, you shouldn't hear that stale excuse for late payment as often today, if you are offering your consumers a sufficient array of electronic payment alternatives. Author: Blaine Carnprobst
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