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  • BANKING
    Senior investment banker set to leave ABN after divisional reshuffle
    Euromoney has learnt that ABN Amro is implementing a series of management changes to its global markets business.
    February 05, 2007
  • BANKING
    European covered bond market: Seeking cover
    With a blockbuster issue from Washington Mutual and more U.S. borrowers knocking at the door, the European covered bond market is going global.
    February 04, 2007
  • BANKING
    Arranger liability: Behave yourself
    Banks' disclaimers on debt deals will be ineffective if their behaviour doesn't match up. An analysis from the legal perspective.
    February 04, 2007
  • BANKING
    Structured finance: Into the Lite
    Amendments to the US Bankruptcy Code have created a boom in derivative-driven structures, such as the SIV-Lite.
    February 02, 2007
  • BANKING
    Enforcement cooperation: A new age dawns
    US Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Christopher Cox recently observed at an international regulatory meeting in London that "financial transactions are crossing national boundaries faster than ever before," and that "the world's exchanges are now beginning to combine their operations in order to more closely integrate the world's capital markets". Cox concluded that national regulators "have no choice but to cooperate".
    February 02, 2007
  • Foreign Exchange
    Slippery slopes
    This week, I thought I’d write a slightly different style of column. I have produced more of what I’d call a lifestyle piece after a weekend away skiing with a couple of muckers from Euromoney and two other friends who earn their money legitimately.
    Lee Oliver, February 01, 2007
  • Foreign Exchange
    Slippery slopes
    This week, I thought I’d write a slightly different style of column. I have produced more of what I’d call a lifestyle piece after a weekend away skiing with a couple of muckers from Euromoney and two other friends who earn their money legitimately.
    February 01, 2007
  • People moves
    This week: Dresdner, Lloyds, Barclays, ABN Amro.
    February 01, 2007
  • BANKING
    Research guide: The 2007 guide to Opportunities & Trends in Islamic Finance
    Modern Islamic finance has a history stretching back more than three decades. But many bankers believe 2006 will prove to be the breakout year in its evolution – when a niche play finally went mainstream. The stigma that Islamic financial products struggled to overcome – they were once seen as instruments suited only to Muslims' religious beliefs – has been shed as banks proffer an ever more sophisticated array of Sharia-compliant products to a market whose appetite shows few signs of abating.
    February 01, 2007
  • BANKING
    Bond Outlook January 31st
    Is the future of the CHF linked to the JPY’s and possible unwinding of the carry trade? For those expecting curve steeping in Euroland, new CMSs are available. But beware!
    January 31, 2007
  • BANKING
    Which bank CEOs deliver the best returns for shareholders?
    Any football supporter will tell you that the team is usually only as good as the person who runs it. The same applies to investment banking. The CEO sets the agenda for the entire firm. It is a highly pressurized role that will culminate in their removal if the team they manage fails to perform. And the performance that ultimately matters for bank CEOs is to deliver returns to shareholders.
    January 31, 2007
  • Hedge fund activism: Participants
    Hedge fund activism: The real face of active investing?
    January 30, 2007
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