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  • Breakingvews: Regulation is bad for the raters
    Source: www.breakingviews.com is Europe's leading financial commentary service.
    May 01, 2003
  • BANKING
    CLS beats all its expectations
    When CLS Bank finally launched its foreign exchange settlement services in September 2002 it was pretty well guaranteed success. After all the delays in implementing the system, combined with all the practical, legal and diplomatic hurdles that the project had to overcome, there was little chance that the 52 settlement banks, or the initiative's management team, would allow it to fail.
    May 01, 2003
  • Banks feel the fee-war squeeze
    In the past year, fees on emerging-market bonds have plunged from 50 basis points or more to below 10bp. The fee war is taking its toll on emerging-market teams, but is it temporary or permanent? • Julian Evans reports
    May 01, 2003
  • Samurais come to the rescue
    Uruguay is seeking to push out the maturities on its bonds to give it time to get its economy back in shape before having to repay its foreign debt. It's doing this by means of one huge exchange offer, with which it is trying to swap all of its outstanding bonds for similar bonds of longer maturity.
    May 01, 2003
  • Breakingviews: The credit research crunch
    Source: www.breakingviews.com is Europe's leading financial commentary service.
    May 01, 2003
  • Wells Fargo takes the convertible trail
    How do you entice a highly rated, well-respected and conservative issuer to use a product they've never used before? You offer them a whole new investor base willing to buy a security that bags the issuer savings of 40 basis points over Libor. That's what Wells Fargo managed last month when it issued its first convertible in at least 25 years.
    May 01, 2003
  • BANKING
    HSBC on track to unsettle the top five
    Merrill Lynch has been the centre of interest and rumour over the past year because of its efforts to build up its forex business, but another firm, HSBC, has been quietly adding staff, refocusing its business, and climbing up the forex rankings.
    May 01, 2003
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    BANKING
    Barclays' outsider tries to settle in
    Barclays' appointment of investment banker Bob Diamond as chairman of Barclays Global Investors last summer indicated the group's commitment to fund management. But can BGI, which only contributes a fraction of Barclays' profits, gain the recognition it wants?
    Julian Marshall, May 01, 2003
  • JC Perrig
    Head of EMEA debt capital markets, Banc of America Securities
    May 01, 2003
  • AG Bank goes private in Japanese purchase
    Last month HS Securities of Japan secured the 100% purchase of Agricultural Bank of Mongolia when its head, Hideo Sawada, delivered $6.85 million to Ulaanbaatar.
    May 01, 2003
  • Benchmarking
    FX poll 2003: UBS finds the secret of success
    Following last year's surprise jump up the rankings, UBS has now made it to the top of the market share table in Euromoney's annual forex poll. Katie Astbury reports; research by Andrew Newby, Paul Pedzinski and Dave Skallinder.
    May 01, 2003
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    BANKING
    The man who achieved the impossible
    Barclays Capital's CEO, Bob Diamond, talks to Antony Currie about his ambitions for the firm, explains why it is not delving into prop trading and why it won't be hurt by a bursting of the bond market bubble. And he reveals that one of his favourite businesses right now is equities.
    Antony Currie, May 01, 2003
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