There are several companies in the market who provide corporate strategies & restructuring advices to those companies who are not so well settled or who are facing problems in their growth. If you do not follow the company strategies properly then you can face such problems, but in many cases companies are even unable to find out what are the causes due to which they are not booming. Some companies understand the cause but they are unable to correlate the symptoms of that cause. So to understand their flaws they prefer to contact those management consultants who offer Corporate Strategy & Restructuring Advisory Services.There are some companies also who provides these services to their subordinate companies or their clients with whom they work on joint venture basis.

But still any enterprise cannot take risk by consulting any other company so it’s always good to consult a management consultant, because this is their profession so they understand their clients in much better way.There are several management consultants available in Delhi, NCR, India that provides these services but a very consultants are there who have a group expert who knows how to resolve these problems professionally.

Among all such experts Caston Corporate advisory services is one well known name. Caston experts understand where the problems actually exist. They provides following services.??? Investment Banking Services ??? Mergers & Acquisitions Advisory ??? Corporate Advisory ??? Debt Syndications & Business Valuation ??? Project Finance ??? Hedge Fund Advisory ??? Fundraising Advisory ??? Corporate Restructuring ??? Financial Risk Management ServicesIf Caston experts feel that any two companies can work together in much better way, then they emphasis on their amalgamation & in case if there is any problem in the company’s corporate strategies due to which the company is not getting good output or they are not getting a good turn over, then Caston advices & emphasis on corporate restructure. urge their clients for company’s mergers & demerger and if the companies face any problem in dealing with other company then Caston experts known how to negotiate the deal.

WASHINGTON, DC–(Marketwire – October 9, 2012) – BAI and Infosys today bestowed the most innovative banks in the world with the prestigious 2012 BAI – Finacle Global Banking Innovation Awards. Now in its second year, the global awards program recognizes and supports innovation in the retail banking industry. This year’s honorees were recognized at a special ceremony today at BAI Retail Delivery 2012 in Washington, D.C. The winning financial institutions were chosen among more than 150 entries from over 30 countries for breakthrough innovations that positively impact banks and their customers. The award winners were selected by the Innovation Circle Judging Panel, an objective, third-party board. This distinguished international group is composed of prominent industry thought-leaders, academics and retail banking professionals. OCBC Bank, located in Singapore, earned the Product and Service Innovation Award for FRANK, a radical approach to addressing Generation Y’s different style of connecting and engaging with financial institutions. FRANK branches — or “stores” — are designed to specifically serve this group of young people aged 18 – 28, through being conveniently and strategically located in campuses and malls, the use of understandable language on signage and documentation, and through a casual atmosphere where popular music is played, and where interactive touch screens allow customers to shop and apply for their personalized FRANK debit or credit card.

Overall, FRANK allows OCBC Bank to develop lifetime, personalized relationships with these consumers by meeting their needs early on. The award for Channel Innovation was won by DenizBank, located in Turkey, for introducing the ‘Globally First Ever’ Banking Platform on Facebook. With full online banking functionality, the platform enables Facebook users to check their bank account, see a total picture of assets and liabilities, send money to anyone, anytime, purchase/enroll in consumer loans and credit cards, and invite Facebook friends to use the platform, among other capabilities. Alior Bank, located in Poland, received the Disruptive Innovation in Banking Award for changing the banking services market in its country. Alior Sync is a progressive, virtual bank that offers full-service banking via a virtual platform with a contemporary means of communication for its target segment, customers between the ages of 20 to 35. The innovative model of operations eases the facilitation of processes involved in offerings and sales of products and services, such as a fully online credit process — a first in Poland.

The Most Innovative Bank of the Year Award was awarded to First National Bank, a Division of FirstRand Limited, located in South Africa, to honor its culture of innovation and advancement of retail banking. As part of their innovative culture, the bank holds an internal competition, called “Innovators,” that formally encourages and supports the process of innovation and related competencies. Business units within FNB are empowered to innovate through leadership buy-in and advocacy. Debbie Bianucci, President and CEO of BAI, congratulated the award winners for their creativity and excellence. “These banks serve as a model of what can be achieved through innovation when it comes to enhancing the customer experience and transforming our industry. Their commitment and leadership set new standards for us, and we honor them for their achievement. We look forward to seeing what future innovations will come from the finalists and winners here today as well as other banks around the world.” Haragopal Mangipudi, Global Head – Finacle, Infosys, commended the award winners for their ability to drive consumer engagement through innovation. “Their original thinking is the key to accelerating growth and increasing customer loyalty. As the innovation partner for global financial institutions, we applaud their outstanding efforts.” To learn more about the 2012 BAI – Finacle Global Banking Innovation Awards and to submit nominations for the 2013 awards, please visit . About BAI: BAI is the financial services industry’s partner for breakthrough information and intelligence needed to innovate and stay relevant in an evolving marketplace. For more than 85 years, BAI has focused on advancing the industry by offering unbiased education and research. 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All the recent reports have shown that the economy of Iraq is growing and it is growing rapidly. It is expected by 2030, that Iraq will establish its own oil and gas set up to control over the Middle Eastern energy output. No doubt that the most significant and largest resource of Iraq’s economy is the oil production and so Iraq is putting much effort on it to expand it at its best. One of the most hopeful sign for country’s economy is the proper upturn of foreign investment. That could take Iraq to reach its aim. In 2011, Iraq has managed to attract $55.67 billion foreign investors and some other saleable actions. Truly the government of Iraq is taking attempt for creating a better environment for the foreign investors, recovering from all the inner-state or inter-state political tensions and other obstacles. The New- York based companies like Exxon Mobil, BP, CAM, WFT etc, they have already invested into the country and looking forward to expand the business.

Even Cameron, China and South Korea have shown interest into investing in Iraq. South Korean company STX group have decided and planning to start an extended gas and oil processing plant in southern region of the country, Basra district. The investors are assuming the country as disturbed place because of some past political incidents, but Iraq has worked on security and other issues and so the director of the Baghdad Investment Commission, Shaker al-Zamily assures and says for not missing the opportunities to enter and start business in the country. The real estate industry is also making its place rapidly. Iraq estimates, it requires to build up more than 800,000 houses or apartments, according to Shaker al-Zamily. Another problem of the country is facing is unemployment. The country undeniably highly depends on the oil production, but having a population of above 30 million, it is quite hard for the government to employ all the citizens with the help of oil revenues.

The government needs to take more wise and clear decision in order to make the economy stronger. 30% or more than that of the budget( $100 billion) is going for pensions and salaries. And most of the Iraqi citizens depend on the government for employment, whereas they should look for abroad studies or jobs and help the country’s economy to grow more. Besides some negative aspects, Iraq truly has got so many positive points to have faith in it and drawing attention of whole world of economy.

China, the world’s second largest economy, lowered its GDP growth target to 7.5 percent this year, marking the first time the figure has dropped below 8 percent in the past eight years. China aims to increase its GDP by 7.5 percent, boost the volume of total exports and imports by roughly 10 percent, and hold consumer price index (CPI) increases to around 4 percent, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said in his “Report on the Work of the Government” presented to the National People’s Congress on Monday. The slower growth rate is in line with global expectations and reveals China’s awareness of the need to rebalance its economy.

The country currently relies heavily on exports and investment for its economic development, but has begun to find such an economic model no longer sustainable due to surging labor costs and a lack of innovation (which leads to low investment returns). ” settling a slightly slower GDP growth rate, we hope to make it fit with targets in the 12th Five-year Plan, and to guide people in all sectors to focus their work on accelerating the transformation of the pattern of economic development and making economic development more sustainable and efficient, so as to achieve higher-level, higher-quality development over a longer period of time,” Wen stressed in his speech. China’s 12th Five-year Plan released one year ago aimed at an average annual growth rate of 7 percent between 2011 and 2015, a 0.5 percent correction down from the development goal set in the country’s 11th Five-year Plan.

A recent report named “China 2030” – prepared by the World Bank and the Development Research Center under the Chinese State Council – said China has reached a development “turning point” and should use the right timing to conduct deep reforms. “China could postpone reforms and risk the possibility of an economic crisis in the future or it could implement reforms proactively,” says the report. Beijing’s acceptance of a lower growth target is also interpreted as a measure to manage international expectations. While the debt-ridden Euro zone still expects China’s rescue in cash, and the United States in an election year continues pushing the RMB value to rise, China’s own headwinds may give the country less external pressure and offer a breathing space for domestic exporters.