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  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Debt swap: Mexico pioneers warrants trade
    Mexico has long been one of the most innovative sovereign issuers when it comes to liability management. Now, the sovereign has become the first developing nation to sell warrants, allowing investors to exchange foreign debt with local.
    Felix Salmon, December 01, 2005
  • Opinion
    JPMorgan enslaves labour for the Empire
    JPMorgan Asset Management has won entrepreneur Sir Alan Sugar’s City of London contest to raise money for the Hackney Empire, an east London theatre. Eight firms competed in the challenge, based on TV programme The Apprentice, which started in the UK in October. The aim was to raise as much money as possible. JPMorgan raised almost £98,000 of the £195,000 total.
    Helen Avery, December 01, 2005
  • CF round-up: Good news for Bono this month
    US private equity group Elevation Partners, which has U2 front man Bono as a partner, announced its first investment in two video game companies, Pandemic Studios and BioWare. The deal will bring the two companies together and, as a result of a $300 million investment, Elevation Partners will become the majority shareholder of the combined group. Elevation Partners closed a $1.9 billion fund in August.
    December 01, 2005
  • Asia round-up: Indian consumer to the rescue
    According to Morgan Stanley’s chief economist, Stephen Roach: “India is on the cusp of something big.” Roach professes to be as excited about India as he was about China in the late 1990s. The source of this excitement is the country’s burgeoning consumer sector, which, as a share of GDP, is already higher than that of Europe, Japan and China.
    December 01, 2005
  • Foreign Exchange
    FX market round-up: Deutsche cuts spreads?
    There has been no let-up in the spread war, highlighted in last month’s issue. Deutsche Bank has tightened up its spot FX prices even further to selected customers in response to Barclays’ introduction of precision pricing. Sources say that the bank is currently evaluating the impact, before deciding whether to roll it out further. A bank official says: “Deutsche Bank has recently introduced laddered and dynamic pricing to clients. This allows us to price liquidity to our clients more accurately.”
    December 01, 2005
  • Goldman takes M&A lead
    Morgan Stanley took the most M&A advisory mandates worldwide in the first half of the year, but Goldman Sachs had edged ahead again by November.
    Kathryn Tully, December 01, 2005
  • Hedge fund regulation: FSA seeks greater transparency
    But UK regulator will not ask for position data.
    Mark Brown, December 01, 2005
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    Foreign Exchange
    Do the big FX banks need a new platform?
    The world’s largest foreign exchange banks have made a mistake in streaming prices to scores of electronic platforms and inviting everyone to participate in them. Now, they want to take back control. As Lee Oliver finds out, a new bank-only system is being touted as the answer. Who is behind it, and will it succeed?
    Lee Oliver, December 01, 2005
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    South African companies push empowerment forward
    The massive shift of equity ownership needed in post-apartheid South Africa was always going to be a tough task. There will never be a template for deals, but a range of structuring and financing strategies are taking shape. Mark Brown reports from Johannesburg.
    Mark Brown, December 01, 2005
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    DM round-up: Hohenberg succeeds Keutner at UBS
    London-based Nikolaus Hohenberg has become UBS’s new head of debt capital markets financial institutions group Germany. He replaces Martin Keutner, who has moved from London to Zurich to work at UBS Wealth Management. Alongside Hohenberg will be Joerg Mueller, who is working more closely on enhancing the covered bond effort. In the summer, UBS also hired Mariano Aldema and Miguel Pinto to its Iberian FIG team with the aim of boosting its Cedulas business.
    December 01, 2005
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    SC market round-up: BESA rolls out platform
    Could the southern hemisphere provide a solution to the problem of how to settle derivatives trades cleanly and quickly?
    December 01, 2005
  • BANKING
    MMFs: Basle II could reshape European overnight market
    Report says lower risk weighting will encourage banks to look at MMFs.
    December 01, 2005
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