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  • After the summer craze for investing in all things electronic and e-commerce-related, things have calmed down on the surface in the US. Now the challenge is to make the investments work. The major stock and derivatives exchanges know they have to respond more forcibly to the myriad threats to their franchises. At the same time the start-ups and the investment banks which are equity partners must transform their ideas into reality while trying to avoid the organizational nightmares which have plagued the exchanges. The next few months are more likely to be ones full of frustration for both groups, reports Antony Currie.
  • John Grisham got it wrong of course. Grand Cayman is not a place where private aircraft land at night and men in dark glasses deliver bulging suitcases of banknotes to dummy banks sporting no more than brass nameplates.
  • Asia 100 1999 - Cleaning the hives
  • Europe's largest telecoms operators have a new ambition. Having lost monopolies at home, they now want to build networks that stretch across Europe all the way to Vladivostok. Charles Piggott reports on the telecoms battle for central and eastern Europe.
  • It's a case of eat or be eaten for banks in Greece. With stiff European competition on its way after the country joins Emu, banks are shaping up for the challenge with a string of M&A deals. But some purchases are easier to absorb than others. By Michael Peterson.
  • Asia 100 1999 - Cleaning the hives
  • Bad vibes in Bishopsgate
  • The rankings were compiled in conjunction with Fitch IBCA. All information was supplied by Fitch IBCA from commercial banks' annual reports and financial statements. Where possible, figures are presented in consolidated form and banks owned by other financial institutions are not listed separately.
  • Deals of the year - Top quality issuers succeed in demanding markets
  • Deals of the year - Top quality issuers succeed in demanding markets
  • E-commerce - Redefining exchanges
  • E-commerce - Redefining exchanges