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  • Insurers heavily exposed as Enron unwinds
    The collapse of Enron has numerous implications for the insurance industry, not least on the credit risk side. But identifying them, let alone quantifying them, is not proving to be an easy task - either for the insurers themselves or for the analysts who cover them.
    January 01, 2002
  • A tale of two car companies
    Russia
    January 01, 2002
  • Opinion
    JPMorgan says, follow the sun
    There may only be two surviving Beatles, following the death of George Harrison, but their influence continues to stretch throughout the world, even into financial services.
    January 01, 2002
  • Opinion
    Reasons why the dollar rules
    Back in January 1999 the euro was heralded as a strong currency that would soon outshine the dollar. Europe had a surplus on its external balance of payments and tight fiscal policies. The US had a huge current account deficit, net external liabilities and budget deficits. The dollar was bound to dive. How wrong the dollar bears have been.
    January 01, 2002
  • Is the game over for hedge funds?
    Convertibles
    January 01, 2002
  • Juntaro Fujii
    President, Tokyo Mitsubishi Securities
    Chris Cockerill, January 01, 2002
  • Opinion
    Barclays uncovered
    Barclays - The Business of Banking 1690-1996 may not be everyone's idea of a page-turner. On the surface it looks as if it might appeal to the select few for whom interim company reports are favoured leisure reading.
    January 01, 2002
  • New beginning looks elusive
    Argentine
    January 01, 2002
  • Bermuda: the new standard setter?
    The citizens of Hamilton, Bermuda, are well used to seeing expensively dressed business executives drifting in and out of their gleaming glass and metal towers. But they may not be aware that their small island in the mid-north Atlantic - 22 square miles in size with a population of just 65,000 people - is increasingly viewed as the capital of the global insurance industry. How has this happened?
    January 01, 2002
  • Wall Street stages a modest IPO revival
    For much of last year US equity issues were hard to get away and for a few weeks September 11 closed off IPOs altogether. Now a revival is apparent, though one characterized by caution. It should persist, if optimism about recovery from recession is not unfounded.
    January 01, 2002
  • Daniel Lebègue & Charles Milhaud
    Co-chairmen, Eulia
    January 01, 2002
  • Banks downsize, centralize and head for China
    Worldwide, investment banks that grew bloated in the bull run have been shedding staff and pulling in their horns in recent months. But something more fundamental is happening in Asia. The days of having an equity and corporate finance operation in every country in the region are coming to an end and many banks are becoming more centralized, while shifting their focus to the markets of north-east Asia, particularly China.
    January 01, 2002
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