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  • AFTER THE RUSH
    The gold price has risen spectacularly in the past year but it is not clear that this buoyancy can be maintained, particularly as investment demand has far exceeded any increase in purchases by manufacturers.
    February 01, 2003
  • ABB: facing up to restructuring
    ABB has had a rough 12 months. The Switzerland-headquartered power and automation technologies conglomerate was faced with the worst operating environment for its businesses in 20 years. It was making heavy losses and was also saddled with an increasing asbestos liability at US subsidiary Combustion Engineering.
    February 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    Cades stripped of competition
    Cades, the state-backed agency set up to pay off France's social security debt, has sizeable yearly funding needs and prides itself on the quality and regularity of the information it provides to the market.
    February 01, 2003
  • Deals of the year: Western Europe
    Central & Eastern Europe Asia Latin America North America
    February 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    Double bubble, toil and trouble
    Stock markets started 2003 in a relatively buoyant mood. The view seemed to be that the world economy would come out of a soft patch, that the Bush administration would deliver tax cuts that sustained US consumer spending and that war in Iraq would go smoothly and quickly, slashing oil prices.
    February 01, 2003
  • Eagle 1 lands at the Merc
    Executives at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange have pulled off what could turn out to be the most important coup in the institution's recent history. It's not the launch of their IPO in December, although that must count as a great success in itself given both the sheer effort of transforming from a mutual to a public company as well as going public in the toughest new issue market for decades.
    February 01, 2003
  • Ipma looks to make things easy
    Fixed income
    February 01, 2003
  • Left to its own devices
    The days of large foreign investment flows to Latin America appear to be over. Companies and countries in the region are therefore going to have to find new ways to achieve sustainable growth.
    February 01, 2003
  • Bury the hatchet, and choose Liffe
    In his first two months in the job, Bernie Dan, chief executive of the Chicago Board of Trade, has made two quick and bold decisions. It was the second that got the most publicity: the announcement to dump the exchange's joint venture with Eurex in favour of using the Liffe Connect trading platform.
    February 01, 2003
  • TMCC: taking caution to good effect
    Toyota Motor Credit Corporation (TMCC), the wholesale and retail financing company that supports Toyota's North American sales activities, is unique among the big automotive companies' captive financing vehicles. It has a triple-A rating from Standard & Poor's and Aa1 from Moody's, far superior to those of its big three competitors, Ford Credit, DaimlerChrysler Financial Services and GMAC, the highest rated of which, DaimlerChrysler Financial Services, is on a low single-A.
    February 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    Putting a stake in Dracula
    Romania's publicity-friendly tourism minister, Dan Matei Agathon, is looking to give a lift to investment in the state-sponsored Dracula Park - a tourist trap inspired by the vampire. He plans to start trading Dracula Park shares on the Rasdaq exchange this month.
    February 01, 2003
  • Deals of the year: Central and Eastern Europe
    Western Europe Asia Latin America North America
    February 01, 2003
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