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    BANKING
    Wake-up time for Portugal
    Portugal's banks have got to grips with the pressures of EU membership much more effectively than the economy as a whole, which has depended on ad hoc measures rather than fundamental structural change to keep on course. But even the banks must expect more consolidation and rationalization.
    Jules Stewart, March 01, 2005
  • North Asia Top 25
    March 01, 2005
  • Asian-Pacific Methodology
    These rankings of Asian-Pacific banks were compiled by Moody's Investors Service from commercial banks' annual reports and financial statements. Where possible, figures are presented in consolidated form. Banks owned by other financial institutions are not listed separately. Subsidiaries and branches are not shown.
    March 01, 2005
  • BANKING
    Internet awards 2005: Why biggest isn't always smartest
    Close to 1,800 vote in our Internet technology awards. End users tell us which banks' and other providers' internet and electronic systems they rate highest across a range of equity, fixed-income, foreign exchange and derivatives markets as well as investor and corporate services.
    Andrew Newby, March 01, 2005
  • Sub-continent Top 25
    March 01, 2005
  • Tech awards: Non-bank foreign exchange
    Best at money markets trading
    March 01, 2005
  • Benchmarking
    Country risk March 2005: As spreads tighten the world gets riskier
    Country risk index: The latest Euromoney country risk survey reflects a slight downgrade in the assessment of overall risk levels despite sovereign upgrades from rating agencies.
    Paul Pedzinksi, March 01, 2005
  • BANKING
    US bid boosts Europe
    A record start to the year in European equity capital markets has been helped by strong fund inflows from the US. The pipeline of potential deals is healthy, with government, private equity and corporate vendors all eager to sell.
    Peter Koh, March 01, 2005
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    March 01, 2005
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Critic sees cause for optimism
    The German Banking Association (Bundesverband deutscher Banken – BDB) has been a harsh critic of the slow pace of reform of the financial sector. However, over the past year the government has managed to push through several new laws. Manfred Weber (right), the BDB's CEO, tells Ben Aris there is much left to do but he is quietly optimistic that things are moving in the right direction. Reforms are moving slowly while everyone agrees that reform is needed. Is enough being done fast enough?
    March 01, 2005
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    CAPITAL MARKETS
    Currency funds maintain momentum
    New approaches to managing currency funds have proliferated as demand holds up from investors disillusioned by poor performance in other asset classes. But could the market be getting saturated?
    Deborah Kimbell, March 01, 2005
  • Duration, duration, duration is the cry from investors
    While France's 50-year OAT is creating a new segment on the euro yield curve, many other sovereigns are making the most of the clamour for long-dated bonds
    Mark Brown, March 01, 2005
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