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  • More size than depth
    On the surface the ADR market seems to be flourishing. However, a relatively small number of big issuers account for a disproportionate amount of the market by value. Emerging-market issuers seem to be returning, though, and ADRs are increasingly being used to fund mergers & acquisitions. Luciano Mondellini reports.
    October 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    European high-yield debt: the ties that bind
    Riding the high yielders
    October 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    Lingua franca
    Meet the Don
    October 01, 1999
  • Trawling the bottom in Europe
    Is there life beyond the P/E ratio?
    October 01, 1999
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    Europe: equities yes, bonds no
    Faster and more synchronised world growth is bad news for bond markets. But the prospect of accelerating growth in Europe and a slowing US economy next year points to the outperformance of US bonds vis-à-vis the EU.
    October 01, 1999
  • Caledonian collaboration
    Trawling the bottom in Europe
    October 01, 1999
  • Keeping faith from bust to boom
    Merrill Lynch has long been tipped to become the powerhouse in Asian equities. This year's survey of international investors shows that it has reached the summit, ranking first in pan-Asian research and execution. Its large-scale regional presence is paying off as Asian markets recover. And this time the recovery is built on stronger foundations than last year's ill-fated rally, says Marcus Walker. Research by Alexa Marx
    October 01, 1999
  • Emu's tricky first year
    Fund managers knew the euro would change their world. Some boosted their stock and credit focus, others decided it was best to wait and see. Here, eight investors from Germany, France and Italy talk frankly about how they fared in 1999. Their tactics and views differ. But a frequent strand is a degree of irritation about their decisions to believe the hype about corporate bonds. Marcus Walker reports.
    October 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    E-lack-of-commerce
    Meet the Don
    October 01, 1999
  • Thais won't practise safe banking
    Sistema: The power behind the phone
    October 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    Spider strategem
    Meet the Don
    October 01, 1999
  • Corporate issuers to the fore
    Corporates from Scandinavian countries in and outside the eurozone have rushed to the debt capital markets this year. Although pricing isn't especially attractive, corporate treasurers across the region need new sources of funding to replace the shrinking bank loan market. Those operating in restructuring industries are glad that a new European corporate bond market provides long-term finance, even for lesser-rated issuers. But it may become harder to do successful deals. Charles Piggot reports.
    October 01, 1999
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