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Articles in Sep 2005 issue of Global Finance

• GAINING GROUND
  by Hawser, Anita
• WHO'S WHO IN TREASURY AND CASH MANAGEMENT
• Rise of the Smart Business Traveler, The
  by Lehane, Mark
• WILL AMERICA'S CHINA BASHERS HARM THE US ECONOMY?
  by Platt, Gordon
• ART OF CONVERSATION IN LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT, THE
  by Kanthadai, Sridhar
• MARKETS SHRUG OFF LULA'S POLITICAL WOES
  by Guerrero, Antonio
• Players Vie for a Prime Slice of a Promising Market
  by Hawser, Anita
• EAGER INVESTORS CATCH A DOSE OF IPO FEVER
  by Clouse, Thomas
• Holes in the Safety Net
  by Platt, Gordon
• China's Revaluation: Baby Step or Great Leap?
  by Platt, Gordon
• ARGENTINA'S BONDS ATTRACT INVESTORS
  by Platt, Gordon
• A STATE OF FLUX
  by Bedell, Denise
• WORLD'S BEST INTERNET BANKS, 2005, THE
  by Rombel, Adam
• IFAC OFFERS LIFELINE FOR BELEAGUERED ACCOUNTANTS
  by Hawser, Anita
• Global IPO Volume Stronger Than Last Year
  by Platt, Gordon
• A PENNY SAVED IS A SHEKEL EARNED
  by Platt, Gordon
• CHINA'S "GOOGLE" FINDS A PRICE FOR ITSELF
  by Platt, Gordon
• TREASURY & CASH MANAGEMENT WHO'S WHO 2005
  by Hawser, Anita
• Global Custodians Focus on Innovation
  by Bamrud, Joachim
• US COMPANY SUES EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK OVER EURO NOTES
  by Platt, Gordon
• An entire day dedicated to Braskem at the NYSE
• VENEZUELA'S DEBT PROPOSAL GETS COOL RECEPTION
  by Guerrero, Antonio
• Teflon Economy, The
  by Keeler, Dan
• Banking on Responsibility
  by Green, Paula L
• BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER
  by Hawser, Anita
• Big Cross-Border Mergers May Remain Rare Occurrences In Europe's Financial Sector
  by Platt, Gordon
• TRADITIONAL BOUNDARIES BLUR
  by Davies, Hugh; Gupte, Amol; Sepkes, Eric