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  • Outstanding contribution to Islamic finance: Iqbal Khan, CEO HSBC Amanah
    Iqbal Khan, the founding CEO of HSBC Amanah, is one of the most powerful and successful financiers in the Gulf region. He is also a board member of HSBC Bank Middle East, HSBC Investment Bank in Saudi Arabia and Saudi British Bank.
    Kate Luxford, January 03, 2006
  • Opinion
    Cash management debate: SEPA: A new model for Europe?
    Europe may have one currency, but it still has many payment systems. What will be the impact of SEPA on banks and their clients? What opportunities exist in emerging Europe? Leading cash management professionals debate the confusion over standardization and the pros and cons of payment factories.
    January 03, 2006
  • BANKING
    Czech success seeks funding to fulfil eastern promise
    The Czech Republic’s PPF Group, which owns Home Credit and insurer Ceska Pojistovna, has managed to achieve top three positions in all of its countries of operation and with limited need for international financing. Now, the previously inwardly focused group has finally begun to let outsiders in. Kathryn Wells reports.
    Kathryn Wells, January 03, 2006
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    Private Banking: EFG challenges the establishment
    It was set up by private bankers. It is run by private bankers, and it is built around private bankers. The brightest talents are flocking to it. Does EFG International have the model to take wealth management by storm? Peter Lee investigates.
    Peter Lee, January 03, 2006
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    Banking M&A: Banks scramble for the last of the rich pickings
    Many of the most attractive banking assets in emerging Europe have already been bought. Acquirers must look further east for their next target. But investment bankers are already thinking of the next big play – a global bank trying to buy a presence across the region. Sudip Roy reports.
    Sudip Roy, January 03, 2006
  • Private Banking: Taiwan’s trusted banker plays to its strengths
    Search the results Chinatrust has avoided head-on competition with its big rivals, carving an onshore niche and offering genuine open architecture
    Chris Leahy, January 03, 2006
  • Private Banking: Northern Trust keeps its eye on the ball
    Search the results Northern Trust focuses entirely on looking after client assets and will not be distracted by ventures into other banking sectors
    Kathryn Tully, January 03, 2006
  • Benchmarking
    Private banking survey results 2006
    January 03, 2006
  • Hong Kong: UK hedge fund takes on HK
    UK activist hedge fund The Children’s Investment Fund (TCI), famous for its successful campaign against Deutsche Börse, shook up Hong Kong’s collegiate corporate world with announcements that it had built up stakes in two of the territory’s corporate elite.
    Chris Leahy, January 03, 2006
  • Islamic finance deal of the year: Cagamas IRMBS R$2.05 billion sukuk musharakah
    The Cagamas R$2.05 billion ($542.5 million) Islamic residential mortgage backed sukuk (IRMBS) Musharakah, the world’s first rated IRMBS, brought a new asset class to Islamic finance. Cagamas MBS Berhad (CMBS), a single purpose and wholly owned subsidiary of Malaysia’s national mortgage corporation, appointed CIMB, HSBC Amanah, ABN Amro and AmMerchant as joint lead managers for the August 2005 deal.
    Kate Luxford, January 03, 2006
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Leveraged finance: TDC is Europe’s biggest LBO
    JPMorgan, Barclays Capital, Credit Suisse First Boston and Royal Bank of Scotland are underwriting €10.2 billion of debt financing for the purchase of Danish phone company TDC, Europe’s biggest ever leveraged buyout.
    Kathryn Tully, January 03, 2006
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