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  • BANKING
    China's road to reform
    Zhou Xiao Chuan, governor of the People's Bank of China, tells Sudip Roy why the renminbi was revalued and what financial reforms are next on the agenda.
    Sudip Roy, November 01, 2005
  • Opinion
    Brown has his eye on the ball
    It’s good to see that the world’s leading finance ministers slum it on the same flights as us mere mortals to the IMF/World Bank meetings. For who should be on the Virgin flight from London Heathrow to Washington, DC, than UK chancellor Gordon Brown?
    Sudip Roy, November 01, 2005
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    LSE takes aim for Europe, but can it fire?
    A pan-European growth market could significantly boost EU GDP, but there are obstacles to putting it in place.
    November 01, 2005
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    DM roundup: Pension funds assets switch
    UK pension funds still have 65% of their assets in equities, but the figure is still dropping, according to European Credit Management, which expects it to fall to 50%.
    November 01, 2005
  • BANKING
    The banks in play in European M&A
    Investors are pushing bank CEOs to produce growth. Some are now touting their ability to wring cost savings from IT, capital management and the rationalization of wholesale businesses after big mergers. National regulators are losing their power to block cross-border deals. We are almost at the point, Peter Lee reports, where every big bank is in the firing line.
    Peter Lee, November 01, 2005
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Debt capital markets: Gulf bonds enjoy strong demand
    Investors are offered first subordinated bond issue by a Middle Eastern financial institution, lead managed by Deutsche Bank and UBS.
    November 01, 2005
  • Opinion
    Refco deals out harsh lesson
    Concerns about hedge fund positions in the face of Refco’s collapse have been overstated. The real consequence should be that investors are more wary of what they buy into.
    November 01, 2005
  • BANKING
    Kyrgyzstan: Central banker under house arrest
    Kyrgyzstan’s central bank governor, Ulan Sarbanov, has been placed under house arrest in the course of a government investigation into funds he transferred to the previous president, Askar Akayev, in 1999.
    Julian Evans, November 01, 2005
  • BANKING
    Hybrid capital: It all ends in tiers
    Intrigue surrounds FSA views of an HBOS tier 1 deal. And the future’s not Bright for the bank’s funding chief.
    November 01, 2005
  • Jumbo liquidity hit by a big freeze
    The jumbo covered bond market was 10 years old this year. Its key characteristic has always been liquidity. But one analyst thinks this is no longer the case. Is the jumbo market in for a shock? Mark Brown finds out more.
    November 01, 2005
  • Foreign Exchange
    Branding: No such thing as a free deal
    Was there an ulterior motive for CMC Group’s decision to drop the deal4free brand?
    November 01, 2005
  • BANKING
    Local currency bonds: Pandas make debut appearance
    In another sign of the rapid modernization of China’s capital markets, the Asian Development Bank and the International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank, became the first foreign institutions to issue renminbi-denominated bonds, known as panda issues.
    November 01, 2005
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