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  • Opinion
    Waiting for Cuccia
    Is the end of an era nigh in Italy? Investors thought so in mid-April, after the 92-year-old éminence grise of Italian finance, Enrico Cuccia, was admitted to hospital with a respiratory illness. Shares in Mediobanca rose in the expectation that the old man's departure would bring long-overdue reform at the shady merchant bank.
    May 01, 2000
  • Matthias Mosler
    Co-head of equity capital markets for Europe, Africa and Middle East, Merrill Lynch
    May 01, 2000
  • Bond trading poll: Kings of credit and liquidity
    The nature of bond trading is changing, with more emphasis on good credit advice and the need to provide liquidity for clients. But the usual suspects still rule the game, with a few notable improvers, according to Euromoney’s annual bond-trading poll.
    May 01, 2000
  • Chase’s half-filled shopping basket
    Is Robert Fleming worth $7.78 billion? Possibly, but at this price its new owner, Chase Manhattan, is going to have to work hard to extract value from the UK-based asset management and investment banking firm.
    May 01, 2000
  • John St John
    Chief executive, EO
    May 01, 2000
  • Opinion
    Bishop’s move
    Leading European technical analyst Graham Bishop has blasted off from his Salomon Smith Barney launchpad into cyberspace. After 17 years with the US investment bank in London, GrahamBishop.com goes online this month with a website providing analysis of economic and structural developments in the European financial markets.
    May 01, 2000
  • Hanvit Bank: Leading the Korean comeback
    One banker described Hanvit Bank as an "ambassador for Korea" after the successful raising of $850 million through a subordinated debt deal in February. As it turns out, Hanvit may be the ambassador for the entire region as international investors show new interest in the potential of the Asian markets.
    May 01, 2000
  • Opinion
    Morgan’s return to Asia
    What is JP Morgan up to in Asia? When the US commercial-turned investment bank announced it was hiring a raft of equities research and sales people from Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, all the talk was of this further proof of DrKB's demise. But what of Morgan?
    May 01, 2000
  • Opinion
    Chubais shuns portfolio
    As a major figure on the Russian political scene since communism fell, Anatoly Chubais could be expected to play a leading role in the new government of Vladimir Putin. Chubais backed Putin for the presidency and a call to arms could be on the cards.
    May 01, 2000
  • Regulation: Basel’s big exam
    Proposals from Basel to reform the bank capital adequacy framework have triggered a wide-reaching debate on the nature of bank capital, liquidity and valuation. A hasty conclusion could waste some valuable new thinking.
    May 01, 2000
  • Banks feel little urge to merge
    The aborted merger of two Gulf banks is a blow to regional consolidation, but it is only delaying the inevitable, as financial markets open up to foreign competition reports Nigel Dudley
    May 01, 2000
  • Tom King
    Co-head of global mergers group, Salomon Smith Barney
    May 01, 2000
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