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  • A quick look through the other categories in this year's internet awards reveals a list of participating banks including JPMorgan, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Royal Bank of Scotland, Deutsche Bank, Barclays Capital, and plenty more. All of these are good loans houses. None of them thought they had a loans website that was good enough to be considered for this award. Clearly, this area is neglected online.
  • Runner-up: UBS Warburg
  • Runner-up: JPMorgan
  • UBS Warburg's ECP site has come out on top for the third consecutive year in the commercial paper category, though again the gap has narrowed. Barclays Capital and JPMorgan both showed sites that do very similar things. But while these banks have been catching up, UBSW has been refining its service. It has done enough to win yet again, providing issuers and investors with transparent, firm and continuously updated levels across seven major currencies.
  • Greece, like other smaller eurozone members, is not facing such severe economic problems as Germany and France. Nevertheless Eurostat revisions of its public debt figures will prompt accelerated privatization and reform of public finances.
  • Jorge Jasson spent most of the Tuesday before Thanksgiving on JPMorgan's corporate jet, going to seven different one-on-one client meetings. But he wasn't selling a new deal. He was explaining his departure as head of credit and rates for emerging markets. He calls it his "farewell roadshow tour".
  • Traditionally Bahrain dominated finance in the Gulf but initiatives elsewhere in the region, particularly Dubai, have undermined its lead. Now Bahrain's central bank is making up lost ground.
  • Runner-up: JPMorgan
  • Runner-up: UBS Warburg
  • A desire to use clever words to avoid the horrible truth of a bad situation is natural. And as they struggle to explain the environment they are working in, investment bankers are keen to excel at the linguistic skill of euphemisms.
  • European companies used to regard the US private placement market as a refuge for the desperate. But pricing is increasingly attractive, issues can be sizeable and even unknown names can attract investors.
  • A year ago, Bondscape - the multibank retail bond trading platform - had just launched. It had a great business plan, and everything to prove. A year later, it has gone about the task of proving its worth with gusto.