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  • BANKING
    Thailand: M&A heats up
    Thailand has seen a spate of high-profile acquisitions in the past year. A combination of regulatory and competitive pressures means the country’s smaller banks could be the next M&A target.
    March 01, 2006
  • Research guide: Guide to Asean Securities
    The ASEAN tigers: back with a roar?
    March 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    ASEAN navigates steady growth amid near-term risks
    With the global economy picking up, prospects for the ASEAN region look good. But uncertainties remain, particularly surrounding the prospects for oil prices and the US economy.
    March 01, 2006
  • Same start, different outcome
    It is tempting to draw comparisons between the restructuring of Hynix Semiconductor of Korea and Indonesia’s Asia Pulp and Paper if only because of the vastly different outcomes for creditors. Hynix started its $12 billion restructuring in 2001 and emerged successfully in 2005 with full recovery likely for all creditors; APP began efforts to restructure its $14 billion of debt the same year, yet the creditors and management remain at loggerheads.
    Chris Leahy, March 01, 2006
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    Opinion
    Bike race: FX pedallers on an uphill learning curve
    FX heads aspire for gold in L’Etape du Tour bike race.
    Lee Oliver, March 01, 2006
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Argentina: Debt exchange warrants pay dividends for investors
    GDP warrants on the sovereign bond exchange are proving a hot market.
    Felix Salmon, March 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    Millennium BCP: Leveraging knowledge overseas
    Portugal’s banks consider their next move | CGD: a domestic retail focus | Euronext: internationalizing Portugal
    Laurence Neville, March 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    Taiwan seeks to redraw its financial landscape
    Taiwan is desperately overbanked and the unprofitable financial sector is crying out for successful consolidation and rationalization, rather than ill-judged government initiatives. But that has not stopped foreign investors buying into the market for the first time. Nick Parsons reports
    Nick Parsons, March 01, 2006
  • Opinion
    LDI Debate: Bridging the void
    A mixture of accounting issues, demographics, trends in the equity market and a sharp fall in bond yields has revealed the chasm between the assets and liabilities of pension funds in the UK, Europe and the US. Many will be unable to pay their pension promises in full. Most will be pushed into liability-driven investment strategies. But are they a real solution or an expensive act of desperation?
    March 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    FIG Watch: Santander capitalizes on a worldwide view
    Grupo Santander is often considered to be among the sharpest of borrowers, and it certainly has one of the biggest profiles. José Antonio Soler, who has run its funding operation for a year and a half, talks to Alex Chambers about the group’s quest for new pools of capital and its developing issuance strategy.
    Alex Chambers, March 01, 2006
  • Prime brokers: Hedge funds go outsourcing
    Increasing regulatory costs for hedge fund managers are leading large players to make a U-turn and look to outsource back-office functions, says Tom Kerns, global head of client reporting and product integration at Deutsche Bank Global Prime Services.
    Helen Avery, March 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    Saudi Arabia: Gulf debut for Islamic RMBS
    Dollar bond with enhanced curve is a sign of bigger things to come.
    Kathryn Wells, March 01, 2006
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