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  • John Drzik
    President of Mercer Oliver Wyman & Co
    June 01, 2003
  • A customer of its own customers
    Three powerful and transforming currents swirling through wholesale financial services - banks' increased appetite for proprietary trading, the growth of hedge funds and the trend to outsourcing - flowed together at a compelling presentation by Deutsche Bank at Euromoney's annual forex forum at the London Hilton last month.
    June 01, 2003
  • Harvesting value from volatility
    Karlheinz Muhr is full of colourful ways to describe his business. He is chairman and founding partner of Volaris Advisors, which dubs itself an equity-options strategy firm. Essentially what it offers is the ability, as Muhr puts it, "to harvest the volatility of stocks which you already own".
    Antony Currie, June 01, 2003
  • Search for yield boosts hybrid capital
    Hybrid capital in all forms is attractive to yield-hungry investors right now, offering sellers good terms even while the straight equity market is closed. But the leading issuers - financial institutions - are concerned about lack of regulatory and accounting clarity.
    Peter Koh, June 01, 2003
  • Asia - Best non-investment-grade borrower
    Ayala Corporation
    Chris Cockerill, June 01, 2003
  • Emerging Europe - Best sovereign borrower
    Poland
    Julian Evans, June 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    New regime for pariah debt
    Aberdeen Asset Management, the hard-hit UK fund manager, has sold its Guernsey-based exotic debt and emerging-market debt funds to the fund managers for an undisclosed sum. The fund is the only one in the UK to specialize in so-called pariah debt issued by countries such as Iraq and North Korea.
    Julian Evans, June 01, 2003
  • Cajas build on their good fortune
    Spain's savings banks have built a solid market share and reputation. And the new finance law looks set to strengthen their position yet further.
    Jules Stewart, June 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    The end of Warburg
    Yet another name from the UK's merchant-banking past bites the dust. UBS is to ditch the Warburg name from its investment bank as part of a rebranding that also heralds the demise of all other extraneous suffixes.
    Antony Currie, June 01, 2003
  • Suchart Jaovisidha, Thailand's finance minister: The trials of a robust performer
    Euromoney's Chris Cockerill speaks to Suchart Jaovisidha, Thailand's new finance minister, about non-performing loans, competition from China, the impact of Sars on tourism earnings and the plan for a pan-Asian investment fund, the Asia Bond Fund
    June 01, 2003
  • Indonesia's reforms start to bear fruit
    The successful privatizations of banks taken under the wing of the state after the 1997-98 crisis and well-received bonds have boosted investor sentiment about Indonesia.
    Maggie Ford, June 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    Carlyle's shadowy world
    Deep underground in a secured bunker in western Pennsylvania, employees of a Carlyle Group portfolio company perform background checks on government and airlines employees, as well as on thousands of private-sector job applicants.
    Peter Koh, June 01, 2003
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