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by Véronique Queffélec on mai 7, 2013

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One year after President Hollande’s election May the 6th 2013

by Véronique Queffélec on mai 7, 2013

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France update May the 6th 2013 

Key Summary

French President Hollande elected just a year ago is loosing the confidence of the French people. He only has 24% approval rating. It’s the worst V Republic president’s scoring.

- The case of Cahuzac overwhelmed the French consciousness. French lost [click to continue...]

Code des ventes volontaires et judiciaires

by Véronique Queffélec on avril 26, 2013

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Présentation par l’éditeur
Code des ventes volontaires et judiciaires, la grille de lecture juridique, sociologique et historique pour comprendre cette révolution.
Rédigé et commenté par les meilleurs spécialistes, le Code des Ventes Volontaires et judiciaires réunit les analyses et synthèses de la loi du 10 juillet 2000 et des décrets d’application du 19 juillet 2001.
Ce code analyse la genèse, la portée et les conséquences de cette loi relative à la réforme des ventes publiques.

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Inde tablettes

by Véronique Queffélec on février 19, 2013

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L’Inde fait la tablette la moins onéreuse du monde. 40$

Inde : Rafale ou PME, même modus operandi.

by Véronique Queffélec on janvier 29, 2013

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Difficile d’obtenir un marché en Inde en occultant le  lobbying.  Si l’analyse préalable  requiert la même méthodologie  qu’ailleurs, son interprétation et le modus operandi sont radicalement  différents. Adapter le lobbying à la complexité des réseaux et aux singularités paradoxales du Subcontinent, tel est l’enjeu qui ne doit  échapper à aucune de nos entreprises du CAC aux PME. [click to continue...]

France unveiled its long-promised banking reform

by Véronique Queffélec on décembre 19, 2012

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French Finance Minister Moscovici presented the banking reform to the Government today, followed by a press conference. The reform is aimed at protecting taxpayers from risky operations, but ran into immediate criticism that the measures were not as tough as the Socialist Government had promised.

Major measures:
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FDI in Indian Retail Sector

by Véronique Queffélec on décembre 17, 2012

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The Indian retail market is dominated by the highly decentralized unorganized sector. The small retail outlets, most of them family-owned businesses, account for about 95 per cent of the sales. The creaky, old distribution system that India has lived with is grossly inefficient. The Indian farmer typically gets only a third of what the final consumer pays, instead of the two-thirds that his counterparts do in countries that have organized retailing. India is the second largest producer of fruits and vegetables in the world, but almost 30 per cent of these go waste for want of storage and processing facilities. It is generally agreed that the bulk of the Indian economy would gain, significantly, from the emergence of a well-capitalized retail industry. The organized retail industry is one of the sunrise sectors with huge growth potential.

Download the attached PDF document to read the full presentation about the FDI in the Indian retail market.

France’s week update

by Véronique Queffélec on décembre 17, 2012

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EU Summit

EU Leaders reached no agreement on the EMU roadmap, postponing a decision until the June 2013 Summit. But pushed ahead on Banking Union. After welcoming the EcoFin agreement on the SSM, the Summit conclusions say that proposals for a Recovery and Resolution Directive and for a Deposit Guarantee Scheme Directive are to be concluded before March 2013 and then agreed with the co-legislators by June 2013. The EU leaders also stressed the ability of the ESM to recapitalize banks directly and agreed to provide a “definition of legacy assets”. [click to continue...]

Basel III- Some Opportunities?

by Véronique Queffélec on novembre 24, 2012

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November 23rd, 2012

The reasons why there are Basel III, the Dodd-Frank Act, and debate over separation of commercial and investment banking in Europe is because previous regulations were not effective in dealing with the financial crisis. The rules of Basel III were adopted by global banking regulators in September 2010 and subsequently endorsed by the Group of 20 leading Economies.

Basel III is an international agreement, but implementation is left to the discretion of regulators in each nation. While Obama said in his campaign that he would urge for a “healthier banking system”, the US said it would not meet the January 2013 target date for introducing the rules. [click to continue...]

The French banking reform, Is the Glass-Steagall Act coming back?

by Véronique Queffélec on novembre 17, 2012

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November 15th, 2012

The French Government wants to see high-frequency trading activities and speculation in agricultural commodities derivatives separated into strictly-regulated subsidiaries.

Unlike the Liikanen plan, it seems as though the French reform will not be targeting market-making activities.

French FM Moscovici commented the Banking Reform due on 19/12

French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici, speaking at a conference organized by the AMF (French SEC) [click to continue...]