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Citigroup scored a remarkable triumph for a commercial and retail bank by winning the first annual Global Finance Awards. The world's premier retail and commercial bank has managed to blend two distinct cultures that often clash at other institutions. Citigroup's careful commercial bankers and its more-flashy investment bankers work together as a team. Citigroup was chosen as the Best Investment Bank globally and also took the most individual awards, winning 15. Goldman Sachs was second with 8, followed by Morgan Stanley with 4. Global Finance editors, with input from industry analysts, corporate executives and banking consultants, identified the best in the world. Award winners were chosen for best equity, debt, M&A, and best overall in 7 regions ...
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Chief Executive Guide: The War for Talent - Employee retention An examination of companies that have better-than-average employee retention rates shows that they have competitive wage structures and give employees sufficient autonomy over the work they do. These companies also have supervisors with strong leadership skills and a corporate culture that employees can respect. Many of these companies also have women-friendly promotion rules. They also allow employees with families a measure of flexibility. Another common characteristic of companies with high retention rates is the range of employee benefits they provide. Typically, these companies allow employees to claim child-care and elder-care benefits, as well as flexible working hours, experimental workplace rules. These companies a...
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