"It is very rare now, unless you are talking about someone at a managing director level, for someone being offered an expat package," said Craig Brewer, manager of banking and financial services at the staffing firm Hudson Global Resources in Singapore.
Standard & Poor's said National Australia's "reputation as Asia-Pacific's highest-rated bank and as a strong manager of banking and related risks has been sullied".
Her father works in White Plains as the manager of bank relations in the finance department of Texaco.
I thought of calling my wife — Connie was regional manager of Bank U.S.A., by necessity a master of interpersonal relations, and she would know what to do — but in the end I did nothing.
The list of assumptions that turned out to be false is lengthy: that the financial system would be self-stabilizing, that managers of banks would prove competent, that financial innovation would improve risk management, that low and stable inflation would guarantee economic stability.
The other suspects were not named, but have been said to include managers of bank branches and a number of clerks who were accused of accepting bribes.
The managers of banks and other financial outfits cannot be trusted to counter the euphoria of investors, yet governments feel compelled to throw money at a bust.
Lastly, society as a whole would be better off if the managers of banks and the like had a thorough understanding of the ethical issues relating to their field.
As more banks loans are traded, regulators and investors are increasing the pressure on managers of bank-loan funds to write down the value of their loans based on market prices.
"If the state ultimately has to intervene at the very last stage, then why not intervene at the very first stage?"In India bank supervisors sit on the committees that choose managers of banks owned by the state or get a say on whether the nominated directors of private banks are "fit and proper".
She did not behave or speak in the way of the women he normally met, for she had always inhabited an indefinite space, neither rich nor poor, neither servant nor begum, in a city where the very concept of a middle class still found expression in only a few households, among managers of banks and of big industrial concerns — sugar and textiles and steel.
