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  • Banks fail to weigh the costs of credit risk
    Credit provision is once again becoming a dangerous game. Tight bond spreads on high-grade, high-yield or emerging-markets paper are one obvious warning sign that investors? desperate chase for yield has overcome any sensible discrimination about underlying credit risk. But the clearest indication that institutions have failed to learn from the last recession and credit crunch is in the syndicated loan market.
    May 01, 2004
  • Buenaventura struggles to stabilize the Philippines
    It's a wonder that the Philippines is still afloat. Rafael Buenaventura, central bank governor, has steered it clear of disaster. But with a presidential election this month, an unimpressive line-up of legislators and the governor's term coming to a close, the republic faces an uncertain passage.
    Chris Leahy, May 01, 2004
  • Norilsk’s golden opportunity
    Norilsk Nickel's Gold Fields deal is the largest single Russian cross-border merger and the second-biggest single foreign investment in South Africa. It needed a record-breaking unsecured Russian loan.
    Julian Evans, May 01, 2004
  • Opinion
    Clips are down in EU bind
    The accession of 10 new states to the EU on May 1 provided an opportunity to reflect on the success of the European project. For a continent riven by centuries of war and rivalry to build peace and prosperity is a momentous achievement.
    Mark Brown, May 01, 2004
  • Opinion
    Yukos slides as trial looms
    The noose tightened around oil company Yukos?s neck last month and bankruptcy loomed large only weeks before the trial of its former CEO Mikhail Khodorkovsky was due to start.
    Ben Aris, May 01, 2004
  • Traders can still influence EU article
    When the European Parliament approved the Investment Services Directive, including the controversial Article 27, hearts sank across the City of London.
    Peter Koh, May 01, 2004
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Facing up to foreign competition
    With foreign players set to start investment banking operations in Saudi Arabia, local banks are confident that they can meet the challenge.
    Nigel Dudley, May 01, 2004
  • Foreign Exchange
    IAS39 problems and solutions
    Treasurers might be familiar with the basics of IAS39, but it's the details that will force them to change their funding and hedging strategies. Euromoney's panel of experts discusses the profound implications of this complex piece of regulation.
    May 01, 2004
  • IAS39 roundtable participants
    IAS39 problems and solutions
    May 01, 2004
  • Opinion
    Calyon launches with a small bang
    The latest new name in European banking, Calyon, becomes fully operational this month. It?s the product of the 2003 merger of Crédit Agricole Indosuez and Crédit Lyonnais, bringing together their investment banking and capital markets businesses. The rebranding and relaunch are being kept relatively low profile, mainly because the new name is already well known among clients. Indeed it is backdated, having been used to refer to the bank since January.
    Katie Martin, May 01, 2004
  • Knee-deep in junk
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    Mike Monnelly, May 01, 2004
  • Benchmarking
    FX poll 2004: UBS and Deutsche race clear of the field
    Between them, UBS and Deutsche Bank now handle almost a quarter of all client trading volumes in foreign exchange. Their global dominance reflects crucial changes in clients' behaviour. Other banks that have been slow to emulate their strategies are suffering.
    May 01, 2004
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