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  • Banks face up the growth ceiling
    South Africa’s big banks have first-world management, technology and systems but operate in an emerging market where growth prospects are poor and the future is uncertain. They’re seeking ways to grow without risking the bank.
    September 01, 2002
  • Lee Thomas
    Global bond strategist, Pimco
    September 01, 2002
  • Creating a free market in power
    Kazakhstan has had more success than most former Soviet states in reforming its power sector. Electricity suppliers hope prices can be pushed higher but the abundance of oil and gas will limit rises.
    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
  • Awards
    Finance minister of the year 2002: Veltchev takes his debt skills back home
    When investment bankers decide it is time to leave their industry, many take extended leave or choose to retire altogether. Milen Veltchev went straight to being Bulgaria’s finance minister.
    September 01, 2002
  • Alastair Ross Goobey
    “I think we needed examples of bad governance to force people to change”
    August 01, 2002
  • Loan exploits a shift in sentiment
    South Africa
    August 01, 2002
  • Superpeso develops a fear of flying
    Mexico
    August 01, 2002
  • Opinion
    Oldest profession turns a new trick
    Australia's largest brothel, the Daily Planet in Melbourne, is aiming to pick up investors by offering the public the chance to buy shares as well as sex.
    August 01, 2002
  • BANKING
    EM 250 - 1 to 50
    51 to 108
    August 01, 2002
  • It's like déjà vu all over again
    Business fashions never take long to change. But the current fad for one-stop shopping in financial services looks like being one of the shortest lived of all.
    August 01, 2002
  • Opinion
    Treasurer fails to add up
    Spain's national treasurer, Gloria Hernández García, was caught in a rather embarrassing fix at a conference last month.
    August 01, 2002
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