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  • Opinion
    Lehman in a stew over saucy chef
    Lehman Brothers' trials and tribulations with its wayward chef continue (see Euromoney, November 2002).
    January 01, 2003
  • Time for a reality check
    HVB and Commerzbank face an awful choice: lend more to German companies and rack up those NPLs, or stop lending, induce more bankruptcies and drive away customers.
    January 01, 2003
  • Edmund Truell
    CEO, Duke Street Capital
    January 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    Get rid of the fat and floppy
    Financial institutions should work harder to force their clients to be thin, according to a new report from Meridien research and IDC Financial Services entitled 'I'm Not Quite Dead Yet': Fat Clients Cling to Life.
    December 01, 2002
  • Best non-bank site for trade finance: LTPTrade
    When three ex-Deutsche trade-finance bankers decided to set up LTPTrade in 1999 they had a simple aim. At least it sounded simple. "We started LTPTrade because we believed there was a better way to do trade finance," says James Parsons, managing director and co-founder of the platform.
    December 01, 2002
  • How to build a corporate deal
    With the public corporate bond markets volatile and unreliable, companies need to take advantage of MTN opportunities. Debt capital market bankers have the time to present them with imaginative proposals. But some of these, such as private-to-public deals, are not without their perils.
    December 01, 2002
  • Opinion
    Morgan Stanley’s 10Q blunder
    What is Morgan Stanley doing increasing derivatives exposure to non-investment-grade credits? That was the question a lone investor posed after looking at the investment bank's 10Q.
    December 01, 2002
  • Best bank site for commodities: Morgan Stanley
    Morgan Stanley's site has been running for four years but many changes have been made in that time. The latest version has been available for the past year. Globally, 1,167 companies are registered on the site, comprising producers, refiners, industrials, utilities and transportation companies.
    December 01, 2002
  • Best bank site for securities lending: Barclays Capital (Strax)
    This award goes to a site that stands out prominently from the competition. The Barclays Capital Strax platform has been running for two years, helping communication by sitting between the borrower and the lender. But Barclays Capital itself steps away from the negotiation and guarantees the risk from both sides. That is, Strax facilitates direct negotiation between the bank's hedge-fund customers and the lending community, while Barclays Capital remains the principal intermediary.
    December 01, 2002
  • Best bank in online derivatives: JPMorgan
    JPMorgan is a consistent leader in derivatives markets, and its performance on the web is no different. Other banks can match it in particular areas but in terms of offering a broad online derivatives package, none can compete.
    December 01, 2002
  • Fund managers losing billions
    Asset management
    December 01, 2002
  • Merit puts investors in the driving seat
    With equity markets still moving sideways and no sign of a revival in corporate profitability, the creation of structured credit products to meet specialized investor needs is one of the few business lines still booming at investment banks. JPMorgan's structured credit business has been taking full advantage of that in recent months.
    December 01, 2002
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