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  • Bank Atlas - by country D-I
    Bank Atlas - Top 200
    June 01, 2003
  • Correction
    Last month's foreign exchange poll featured some incorrect historical rankings from the 2002 poll. In each of three multibank platform categories - best platform for STP, best for research, and best for execution - the top three firms in 2002 ranked as FXall, FX Connect and Currenex, in that order. We apologize for any confusion.
    June 01, 2003
  • Western Europe - Best sovereign borrower
    Finland
    Tom Marshall, June 01, 2003
  • Bank Atlas - by Country A-C
    Bank Atlas - Top 200
    June 01, 2003
  • Western Europe - Best financial borrower, Best securitization borrower
    HBOS
    Tom Marshall, June 01, 2003
  • Latin America - Best agency borrower of the year
    CAF
    Felix Salmon, June 01, 2003
  • Letter to the editor
    Sir,
    June 01, 2003
  • What price par value?
    Adam Lerrick has promised the retail investors who sign up for his scheme that he will get them their money back: that although their coupons might drop and their maturities might be pushed back, the face value of their bonds will be preserved.
    June 01, 2003
  • Seeing through the credit market fog
    When Kevin Gould was head of European fixed income at TD Securities, he would look around for daily market-wide data on credit prices. None existed. So he and a few colleagues left the bank to set up a company to produce it.
    Kathryn Tully, June 01, 2003
  • BANKING
    Borrowers awards: results
    Bookrunners contemplate a vintage year
    June 01, 2003
  • Fighting talk from State Street
    Leading custody banks are squaring up to provide the entire back-office and middle-office functions of fund managers, leaving them to focus more closely on investment. But outsourcing is not growing as fast as many had hoped. Now State Street is bad-mouthing its main rivals, Bank of New York and JPMorgan, saying they have held the whole market back by mismanaging their first deals.
    Julian Marshall, June 01, 2003
  • Targeting a troubled sector
    After several phases of consolidation, Portuguese banks are facing up to a recession that might provide incentive for acquisitions by foreign banks.
    Jules Stewart, June 01, 2003
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