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  • BANKING
    Credit research poll methodology
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    April 01, 2000
  • BANKING
    Credit research asset-backed securities
    April 01, 2000
  • Enablers, beneficiaries and bursting bubbles
    Have last month's falling share prices of internet companies vindicated all the dire warnings of a speculative bubble?
    April 01, 2000
  • BANKING
    Enablers, beneficiaries and bursting bubbles
    Have last month's falling share prices of internet companies vindicated all the dire warnings of a speculative bubble?
    April 01, 2000
  • Turkey - The old economy is dead, let's bury it
    Winds of change are blowing through the marbled corridors of Turkish banks, which have grown rich from inflation. Contrary to all expectations, the government has received the backing of the IMF for an ambitious economic programme whose success is widely predicted.
    April 01, 2000
  • Victims of their own success
    If any Hollywood producer decides to make a farce about Financial markets, he might want to give Chip Kruger and Gary Holloway a call.
    April 01, 2000
  • Pfandbriefe - Tinkering with the specialist principle
    Germany’s mortgage banks are in discussion with the regulators over further revisions to their business charter. Widening the mortgage banks’ lending activities to include the US, Canada and Japan, and including derivatives as cover for Pfandbriefe (bonds collateralized by mortgage assets and public sector loans) are among the more far-reaching proposals. Euan Hagger reports
    April 01, 2000
  • Russia - New challenges for the master of debt
    Analysts asked to pick future Russian finance ministers a few years back would have been hard pressed to come up with Mikhail Kasyanov’s name. Bankers first got to meet him across the table at debt negotiations. They respect his tough style even if they weren’t always pleased with the outcome. What makes Kasyanov tick and what are his hopes for Russia? Ben Aris asked him
    April 01, 2000
  • E-finance: JP Morgan hatches its own future
    LabMorgan, an incubator for new e-finance businesses, is JP Morgan’s response to the biggest challenges facing all large established financial services companies today: how to keep ahead of the changes being wrought by the internet and how to retain talented employees who might be lured by the prospect of dot com riches to take bold new ideas to outside venture capitalists. The bank will plough $1 billion into new ventures this year. If LabMorgan succeeds, it will reinvent the bank. Peter Lee reports
    April 01, 2000
  • Euan Harkness, vice-chairman, Barclays Capital
    Euan Harkness is often seen as a banker of the old style, but he is no stick-in-the-mud.
    April 01, 2000
  • BANKING
    Deutsche and Dresdner bank: Into the blender
    On March 9, Deutsche Bank and Dresdner Bank announced a “merger of equals” in a deal which could leave insurer Allianz owning and controlling their retail network. Deutsche and Dresdner said they will be “blending the best” to create a winning investment and private banking giant, but insiders fear another UBS-style massacre. Who devised this millennium deal and will it work? Early reports suggest there are many on both sides who wish the whole thing had never been started. David Shirreff reports
    April 01, 2000
  • Eurex rises to the top
    Derivatives exchanges
    March 01, 2000
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