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  • Benchmarking
    Country risk Sep 2002: Analysts take an optimistic view
    Euromoney’s analysts have taken a measured view of such hyperbole as the “axis of evil” and resisted over-reacting to the situation in such regional crisis points as southern Africa. Latin America’s troubled economies suffer the severest downgrades.
    September 01, 2002
  • Hopes on hold as lection approaches
    Reforms implemented by Pervez Musharraf have shown good results. The hope now is that next month’s election of a civilian government will not take Pakistan back to the bad old days.
    September 01, 2002
  • Reality check for rosy view of convergence
    The affair is not over but investors’ passion for a new EU convergence story has cooled. They are beginning to price in the impact of delays to entry for leading candidates, the long run-in for others, and the unlikelihood of rapid single-currency status for any new members.
    September 01, 2002
  • Straight talking on STP
    To talk, as many people do, of common technological standards in the drive towards straight-through processing is hypothetical. In the purest sense, there is no such thing. The same can also be said of straight-through processing itself.
    September 01, 2002
  • Risk management poll - tailored/structured products
    September 01, 2002
  • Opinion
    Who’s the most corrupt?
    When it comes to corruption, some things never change. While Nigeria is consistently seen as one of the most corrupt countries, Finland, Denmark and New Zealand are viewed as perennially clean.
    September 01, 2002
  • View from the central bank
    Ishrat Husain, governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, talks to Euromoney’s Jules Stewart about economic reform, the attraction of foreign investment and privatization.
    September 01, 2002
  • Nedcor aims to be different
    South Africa
    September 01, 2002
  • Nasdaq’s international plans hang fire
    Equity exchanges
    September 01, 2002
  • Smart decisions may underlie panic
    Latin America
    September 01, 2002
  • Global financing 2002: A flight to complexity
    Credit markets have contracted dramatically in recent months and all but the safest borrowers, which have benefited from a flight to quality, have had to pay a high price for funds. On the buy side investors want assurances that they will be protected from risk. The banks that have performed best in this year’s capital-raising poll are therefore those that have come furthest in developing complex products that can save money for borrowers and enable lenders to hedge effectively.
    September 01, 2002
  • The end of free markets
    Is the three-year equity bear market nearing its end? Or is it just the beginning of a financial and economic collapse that could shake the very core of the free-market capitalist system?
    September 01, 2002
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