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  • Solid performers that buck the trend
    When emerging markets go wobbly, strong, solidly performing companies are thrown into relief. Euromoney looks at nine of Latin America's best. They have in common steady demand for their products and services but also a determination to seek efficiency and financial soundness. Alex Mathias reports.
    December 01, 1998
  • China: Zhu sends a message to lenders
    Chinese premier Zhu Rongji had been slowly drawing the net around the country's second biggest investment and trust company long before the outside world or indeed the company's own executives knew what was happening. He sent trusted aides to Guangdong where they worked quietly for months to flush out financial irregularities and clean up the scandal-ridden province. Their investigations led to the shutdown of Guangdong International Trust and Investment Company (Gitic).
    December 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Indonesia's new elite
    Showing the new face of Asia
    December 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Cemex: keeps on growing from strong foundations
    Solid performers that buck the trend
    December 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Banco Itaú supremely adaptable
    Solid performers that buck the trend
    December 01, 1998
  • Advent of the non-deal roadshow
    What's the best way to promote an issue? Yesterday's world-touring roadshow is too slow and cumbersome in today's volatile markets. Latin borrowers are meeting investors one on one or holding non-deal roadshows to get the message out. They launch the deal when conditions are right. This and other features of the new capital-markets environment - reopenings, reverse enquiry, speedy execution - could be more than just a passing fad. Brian Caplen reports
    December 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    JOLLIBEE FOODS: The sweet taste of success
    Blue chips of the future
    December 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Mohamed Taymour, Founding partner and chairman, EFG-Hermes
    Mohamed Taymour was in the top 0.1% of high-school students in Egypt the year he graduated. At the time, engineering was the fashionable next step up the educational ladder. So to please his father and gain useful mathematical skills Taymour opted to study industrial engineering instead of of commerce, already his true love.
    December 01, 1998
  • Citigroup: The last days of Salomon Brothers
    As the markets began to crumble around Wall Street executives in late August, former Salomon Brothers chairman and chief executive officer Deryck Maughan was in a good mood. "He seemed tickled pink that he had sold the firm a year earlier," says David Berry, an analyst at Keefe Bruyette & Woods, recalling a conversation with Maughan.
    December 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Letter: A message to Herbie
    How well we remember those early days when we helped you to meet the Herculean characters of the discount market in El Vino's and how much we admired the speed with which you took into account the day's liquidity shortage in your consumption of gin and tonics before lunch.
    December 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Tanya Sirivedhin
    Showing the new face of Asia
    December 01, 1998
  • Wilbur Ross, Senior managing director, Rothschild NewYork
    When three vulture funds voted down a settlement relating to bonds issued by failed bank Baring Brothers, it emerged that among their advisers was Wilbur Ross, senior managing director at Rothschild in New York.
    December 01, 1998
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