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J Goldman, Sachs Co., Securities Broker, Alkaline business leads the charge, U.S. Research, October 13, 1995, re Household Product News "Duracell joins Gillette". [Pg.82]

India and China. The economies of these four countries are seen as some of the fastest growing in the world. A 2003 report by investment bank Goldman Sachs is often credited for popularizing the term the report suggested that by 2050, BRIC economies will likely outshine those countries which are currently the richest in the world. [Pg.13]

In the U.S., the Department of Energy has selected six proposed new cellulosic ethanol refineries to receive a total of 385 million in federal funding. When completed, these six refineries are expected to produce 130 million gallons of ethanol yearly. Iogen s technology will be used in one of the refineries, to be located in Shelley, Idaho. Partners in the refinery will include Goldman Sachs and The Royal Dutch/Shell Group. [Pg.48]

Apr. 2001 Goldman Sachs/ Allianz Capital Messer Griesheim 2,468 7.4x Yes... [Pg.420]

Meanwhile less ambitious schemes have materialized. Indeed, in 2000, Linde took over AGA and Messer Griesheim, which was owned initially by Hoechst, now part of Aventis (66.6 percent), and the Messer family (33.3 percent) cut a deal whereby two financial associates, Allianz and Goldman Sachs, will buy from Aventis the shares formerly held by Hoechst. The new landscape offered by these various moves may still change somewhat as the companies just merged will for financial or antitrust reasons have to dispose of assets that should be of great interest to the majors. [Pg.55]

As a logical extension of these extensive incumbent activities, it seems likely that most customer/supplier interactions will be e-enabled in some ways within a few years. Leading financial analysts like Goldman Sachs and Banc of America predict that 20-30 percent of all business-to-business (B2B) chemical sales in 2005 will be conducted online over the Internet. Many industry quotations from leading chemical companies point in the same direction GE Polymerland predicts that 40 percent of their sales will be effected online in 2000, DSM 50 percent in 2003, BASF forecasts 40 percent in 2002 and Dow 80 percent in a few years. Giv-... [Pg.80]

Klienwort Wasserstein both published reports on climate change and the Pan-European utility sector. WestLB has published a report on the scope of financial value at risk in the economy overall and by specific industries. UBS, Credit Suisse First Boston, and Citigroup have published reports on the implications of carbon trading. Goldman Sachs has published an environmental and social index for the global oil and gas industry.31... [Pg.451]

Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., founded in 1869, is one of the oldest and largest investment banking firms. Its Ten Point Plan for corporate governance was called for by its CEO in June 2002, setting a standard for best practices in the aftermath of the Enron scandal. [Pg.497]

Sources Bloomberg Financial Markets, LP Goldman Sachs (2002) and IMF staff estimates.)... [Pg.32]

Goldman Sachs Co. and Financial Risk Management, Ltd. (1999), The Hedge Fund Industry and Absolute Return Funds, Journal of Alternative Investments, Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 11-27. [Pg.771]

Goldman Sachs International Lim- Royal Bank of Scotland ... [Pg.291]

W. Baue, Social Funds, Oct. 05, 2005, http //www.socialfunds.com/news/ article.cgi/1826.html (retrieved 14.03.2009) S. Forrest, Goldman Sachs ESG Integrating ESG into Investment Research, June 2006, www.ahcgroup.com/ powerpoint/GoldmanSachsPresentation.ppt (retrieved 14.03.2009). [Pg.24]

Goldman Sachs, Hong Kong, China Department of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada... [Pg.1157]

Zhemln Wu Goldman Sachs, Hong Kong, China... [Pg.3572]

Derivatives Operations, Goldman, Sachs Co., New York, New York, USA... [Pg.180]

Endlich L. Goldman Sachs The Culture of Success. New Jersey Simon Schuster Adult Publishing Group 2000. [Pg.186]

In contrast to MPT, researchers of Goldman Sachs— Fisher Black and Robert Litterman—proposed a technique that tackles most of the problems, commonly associated to the classical portfolio optimization methods. They start the process of optimization with the assumption that investor chooses his optimum portfolio within a finite group of assets. In essence, the BL model turns the MPT on its head—it does not compute the optimal portfolio from the historical data, but rather assumes that a given portfolio in fact is the optimal one. This idea is backed by several researches which show that it is very difficult for investor to systematically outperform well-diversified benchmark. BL then derive the expected remrns for different positions in the portfolio. If investor agrees with the market assessment, benchmark becomes the optimal portfolio and the funds should be invested accordingly. On the other hand, if someone has different opinions about the expected returns of some of the stocks in the portfolio, the BL approach allows him to adjust the weights according to his projections. The result is the optimal portfolio, based on investor s individual assessment of market potential. [Pg.254]

Schroder Goldman Sachs Cognis (owned by Henkel)... [Pg.175]

China s economy actually grew at the average annual rate of 10% from 2003 to 2008. A recent report from Goldman Sachs predicted that China may become the world s largest economy by 2020. [Pg.451]

Goldman-Sachs Global Healthcare. Goldman Sachs Global Healthcare Conference. Forest Laboratories Inc., Company Presentation, 2006. [Pg.508]

According to Goldman Sachs, companies that did not adequately manage workplace safety and health performed worse financially than those who did from November 2004 to October 2007. Investors could have increased their returns during this period had they accounted for workplace safety and health performance in their investment strategy. [Pg.132]

The BRIG acronym (representing Brazil, Russia, India and China) was introduced by ]. O Neill of Goldman Sachs in 2001. The concept was further expanded by Goldman Sachs in its Global Economics Paper No. 99 in 2003. The case was made for a collection of emerging countries that shared certain characteristics such as market size, economic development level, growth rate and population. [Pg.16]

Interestingly, Goldman Sachs has identified another set of countries, the N-11, that also share sustainability growth factors similar to the BRICS, but in an earlier stage of development (see sidebar). This group may become the next new order to supplement the BRICS. [Pg.17]

Francis P. Garvan to Advisory Sales Committee, Office of Alien Property, June 5, 1919 Trust Agreement between George Merck, Goldman, Sachs Co., and Lehman Brothers, parties of the first part, and James N. Wallace, Frederick J. Horne, and Frank L. Crocker, parties of the... [Pg.586]


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