Euromoney Limited, Registered in England & Wales, Company number 15236090

4 Bouverie Street, London, EC4Y 8AX

Copyright © Euromoney Limited 2024

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement

Cookies Settings

Search results for

Tip: Use operators exact match "", AND, OR to customise your search. You can use them separately or you can combine them to find specific content.
There are 39,660 results that match your search.39,660 results
  • BANKING
    CEC faces downsizing dilemma
    Romania’s privatization starts to pay off
    Florian Neuhof, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Does east follow west to the euro?
    After EU accession in 2004, the next target for central Europe’s governments is the euro. In the scramble to comply with the Maastricht criteria, have they started to borrow techniques, invented by their western European counterparts, for massaging the numbers? Kathryn Wells reports, with research by Pauline Thomas.
    Kathryn Wells, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    India: A shortage of talent
    India: the new jewel in the investment banking crown?
    Chris Leahy, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Fondul Proprietatea: An anxious wait for the capital market
    Romania’s privatization starts to pay off
    Florian Neuhof, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    UBS pushes deeper into Asia: Wuffli's vision for the region
    In an investment banking world dominated by US bulge-bracket operations, UBS has muscled its way into the global league. Success has come despite its singular provenance, say critics, and, argues CEO Peter Wuffli, because of it. The Swiss bank’s head explains this reasoning to Chris Leahy and discusses developments on banking’s latest battlefront.
    Chris Leahy, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Iceland’s financial supervisory authority: Tight supervision
    Iceland’s financial supervisory authority, the FME, has kept a close eye on the health of Iceland’s big three banks, says Jonas Fridrik Jónsson, director general.
    Laurence Neville, September 04, 2006
  • japan-oji.gif
    Hostile bid subverts Japanese politeness
    Oji Paper’s bid for rival Hokuetsu breaches a Japanese taboo on hostile takeovers. It has also prompted some extraordinary, perhaps illogical, defence tactics. Is this the shape of things to come in Japanese M&A? Chris Wright reports.
    September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Indonesia’s bond market comes back to life
    The Republic of Indonesia’s successful $2 billion issue this March has given an impetus to the revival of the country’s corporate bond issuance. Nick Parsons reports.
    Nick Parsons, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Investors delve into Russia’s regions
    Foreign investors have made fortunes investing in Russia. But now they are looking to go deeper, and are packing their bags to discover Russia’s regions. Julian Evans reports from three of Russia’s developing regions.
    Julian Evans, September 04, 2006
  • gems-seb1.gif
    BANKING
    Smarter than bigger rivals: SEB
    SEB dominates in cash management because of its technological edge and careful response to customer needs.
    Peter Koh, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Banks consolidate in preparation for M&A surge
    Why Brazil is all abuzz
    Lawrence White, September 04, 2006
  • lebanon-main.gif
    BANKING
    Lebanese reforms caught in the crossfire
    Israel’s conflict with Hizbullah began just as Lebanon was finding its feet again following the assassination last year of former prime minister Rafik Hariri. The government was in the middle of a series of reforms that it hoped would provide the capital markets with a bigger role in the country’s economic story. Those reforms are now on hold but it is imperative that they are implemented as soon as circumstances allow. Sudip Roy reports from Beirut.
    Sudip Roy, September 04, 2006
Previous
1
...
2390
2391
2392
2393
2394
...
3304
Next