October 1999
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LATEST ARTICLES
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Corporates from Scandinavian countries in and outside the eurozone have rushed to the debt capital markets this year. Although pricing isn't especially attractive, corporate treasurers across the region need new sources of funding to replace the shrinking bank loan market. Those operating in restructuring industries are glad that a new European corporate bond market provides long-term finance, even for lesser-rated issuers. But it may become harder to do successful deals. Charles Piggot reports.
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Gordon Connell, Director of institutional sales, Knight Securities International
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The amorphous sector challenge
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Sistema: The power behind the phone
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Jimmy Treybig, Venture partner, Austin Ventures
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Thais won't practise safe banking
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Global legal practice is on the point of going the same way as accounting - with a small number of dominant players. By Christopher Stoakes