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  • Rhodia's acid test
    www.breakingviews.com
    April 01, 2004
  • KPN's charm offensive
    www.breakingviews.com
    Mike Monnelly, April 01, 2004
  • Credit research poll 2004
    Results of Euromoney's biggest ever credit research poll indicate that the development of relationships with continental European investors is crucial to success.
    Kathryn Tully, April 01, 2004
  • A banking reform breakthrough
    Bank reform and the development of a properly structured mortgage market have been on the Russian agenda for years. Only now does implementation look set to begin. Ben Aris reports.
    Ben Aris, April 01, 2004
  • Corner shop capital markets
    The capital-raising supermarkets available to companies in most advanced economies are a long way off for Turkey. The shabby state of capital markets is in large part an outcome of years of public sector financial chaos. Metin Munir reports.
    Metin Munir, April 01, 2004
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    AFT reflects on a new asset class
    Agence France Trésor was nervous about becoming the first issuer of euro-denominated inflation-linked bonds but it is pleased with the results. Now its regular linker issuance schedule is helping to bring certainty to the development of the curve. Katie Martin reports
    Katie Martin, April 01, 2004
  • Foreign Exchange
    Egypt enjoys new optimism
    A new central bank governor with a firmer grip on exchange rate policy, a modest upturn in growth and a respectable equity market performance have increased confidence in Egypt's economy. But privatizations and banking reform are major uncompleted tasks. Nigel Dudley reports.
    Nigel Dudley, April 01, 2004
  • Angel Ron
    CEO, Banco Popular
    Ben Sills, April 01, 2004
  • BANKING
    Garanti's second chance
    Ferit Sahenk, general manager at Dogus Holdings, suffered from unlucky timing the last time he tried to sell a stake in Garanti Bank to Italy's Banca Intesa. It was September 2001. The due diligence had been done twice over, all loose ends were tied. The only thing that remained for closing was the deal approval of Intesa's board.
    David Judson, April 01, 2004
  • Allianz's hybrid deal wins it C basket treatment
    Moody's introduced its baskets in 1999. As hybrid volumes increased and deals got more complicated, it refined them last November.
    Mark Brown, April 01, 2004
  • Equity derivatives trading booms
    A bull-market in Indian equities last year sparked spectacular growth in the country's equity derivatives market, which began trading four years ago. Monthly turnover in equity derivatives grew almost fourfold last year and in February this year it accounted for two-and-a-half times the spot cash market turnover on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).The average daily equity derivatives turnover in January touched Rs150 billion (more than $3 billion).
    Kala Rao, April 01, 2004
  • Refusing to play the restructuring game
    Argentina has changed the rules of the debt workout game by refusing to make good-faith efforts to pay its bondholders. And it is easy to understand the logic behind this move. A country that defaults on its external debt pays a huge price both politically and economically. Once that price is paid, however, it starts to recover. The cost of curing the default is large; the benefits are vague, and far in the future ? certainly at least one election cycle away.
    Felix Salmon, April 01, 2004
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