U.S. Corporate Banking: Crisis Leaves One Less Bank, One More National Competitor The acquisition of Wachovia by Wells Fargo creates a fourth option for companies in search of a major credit provider and a source of nationwide banking capabilities.
	Cash Management Services: When Trimming Budgets, Start With Technology Banks forced to reduce costs in their cash management service businesses should consider cutting or delaying technology spending as a means of lowering expenses while minimizing the impact on clients and their own revenues, according to a new report from Greenwich Associates. More...
	Risk Management and the Financial Crisis: Issues Institutional Investors in Asia Should Consider Webinar: Presented by Markus Ohlig and Abhi Shroff, Consultants, Greenwich Associates Date: December 2, 2008 Start Time: 11:00 a.m. Hong Kong/Singapore time More...
	Companies Expect Deep and Long Economic Downturn Marking the start of a new and dangerous phase of the global financial crisis, even the biggest and strongest U.S. companies are reporting difficulty accessing essential credit, according to new research from Greenwich Associates. More...
	Solving the Middle Market Investment Banking Riddle Middle market investment banking is likely to take on new prominence for Wall Street and the nation's large banks as financial service companies look for new sources of revenue. More...
	Credit Flowing To Companies in Europe and Asia Although the crisis appears to be pushing the global economy into recession, a new Greenwich Market Pulse suggests companies in Europe and Asia are able to obtain the credit needed to finance their operations. More...
	Amid Market Disruptions, European Institutions Stick With Plans to Diversify Extreme volatility in the global financial markets has not dissuaded institutional investors in continental Europe from carrying through on plans to diversify their investment portfolios. More...

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