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  • Austria
    Best bank
    July 01, 2004
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    John Mack: How Mack got whacked
    Last month, Euromoney reported on the challenges facing CSFB CEO John Mack in rebuilding the firm's global investment banking franchise after three years' cost-cutting and damage limitation. Other banks' earnings and share prices had powered ahead. Mack had unveiled plans to double profits in three years. He won't be around to see them through. Late last month he was pushed out. What happened?
    Antony Currie, July 01, 2004
  • Thailand
    Best bank
    July 01, 2004
  • Indonesia
    Best bank
    July 01, 2004
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    Opinion
    Clapton guitar upstages Fender sale
    Never mind the rumoured $500 million sale of guitar maker Fender. If just one of its guitars is touched by the hand of God, it can raise $1 million by itself.
    Julian Marshall, July 01, 2004
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    Sodbiznesbank closure prompts sectoral wobbles
    The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) has finally done what critics have been calling on it to do for years. In May, it exercised new anti-money laundering powers and for the first time pulled the licence of a suspect bank. However, rather than prompting congratulations to the CBR, the closure of Sodbiznesbank nearly sparked a crisis.
    Ben Aris, July 01, 2004
  • Best at cash management and payments
    Citigroup
    Peter Lee, July 01, 2004
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    BANKING
    Banks struggle in a borrowers' market
    Banks with excess liquidity are desperate to lend but companies in Europe feel no compelling need to borrow. That's tough for pure commercial banks faced with razor-thin fees. Lenders are praying for an M&A revival soon. More worrying in the long term than declining margins may be weaker credit standards.
    Kathryn Tully, July 01, 2004
  • Best at investor services
    JPMorgan
    Julian Marshall, July 01, 2004
  • Celtel buys into east African telecoms
    Pan-African coverage moves closer for Celtel with a deal that raises the possibility of further debt financing.
    Mark Brown, July 01, 2004
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Credit's quiet revolution
    The development of instruments that match investors' views on defaults, recovery rates and correlations with leverage and return targets represents a fundamental change in fixed-income investing. However, to take advantage of these opportunities, investors need new infrastructure and new risk-management skills.
    Peter Lee, July 01, 2004
  • Israel
    Best bank
    July 01, 2004
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