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  • Serbia and Montenegro
    Best bank - Raffeisenbank
    July 01, 2003
  • Romania
    Best bank - Banca Comerciala Romana
    July 01, 2003
  • Poland
    Best bank - BPH PBK
    July 01, 2003
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    Best debt house Deutsche Bank
    July 01, 2003
  • Where investment bankers rule
    UBOMIR MINCHEV, EXECUTIVE director of mobile telephone software company Telelink, is one of the new breed of Bulgarian entrepreneurs. Like many of the country's leading politicians and businessmen, Minchev is a former investment banker. He set up Telelink only two years ago and has seen it grow to a point where it employs more than 100 people. Most of them are young and all but a handful have university degrees.
    Nigel Dudley, July 01, 2003
  • In search of the feel-good factor
    Bulgaria's finance minister, Milen Velchev, has an impressive record. His country's economic fundamentals are far better than those of many in central and eastern Europe. But the population hasn't got the feel-good factor.
    July 01, 2003
  • Unleashing a second wave of economic reform
    Nikolay Vassilev, Bulgaria's deputy prime minister and economy minister, rushes back into his office shortly after midnight on a Friday, having been locked in meetings all day. His dinner is a McDonald's hamburger and chips, forced down as he begins yet another meeting. Bulgaria makes very different demands to those Vassilev faced when he was a London-based investment banker. However, he remains enthusiastic.
    July 01, 2003
  • The perils of cut-price recruitment (July 2003)
    Recently a headhunter approached a member of the fixed-income department of a leading international bank to try to recruit him for a rival. The candidate, intrigued by the sound of the job, decided to pursue the matter. But it soon turned out that the hiring bank was the very one he had walked out of just months before.
    Kathryn Tully, July 01, 2003
  • Breakingviews: What securities slump?
    Source: www.breakingviews.com is Europe's leading financial commentary service
    July 01, 2003
  • On course or rushing down a dead end?
    You've got to take your hat off to General Motors. At the end of last month the embattled US auto company raised about $47 billion. The banks stumped up $29.5 billion in syndicated loans, bond market investors handed over $13.5 billion, and a $4 billion convertible bond accounted for the rest. Proceeds from the bonds and convertibles were explicitly earmarked for sorting out GM's pension fund liabilities.
    July 01, 2003
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