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  • Benchmarking
    FX Poll 1999: Life after execution
    The pie may be getting smaller but the top players are taking bigger slices. However, as Jack Dyson reports, the largest foreign-exchange firms are having to work ever harder to carve out a point of difference in a mature market with thin margins. In our eagerly-awaited annual foreign-exchange poll, Citigroup stays ahead of Deutsche by a whisker. Research by Rebecca Cicolecchia.
    May 01, 1999
  • South Africa: A steady flow for private equity
    During the apartheid years and beyond corporate South Africa assembled unwieldy conglomerates to utilize domestic assets that could not be employed elsewhere. Now an economy that is opening up is going through a process of reshuffling and unbundling, with private-equity firms taking an increasingly important role. Richard Stovin-Bradford reports.
    May 01, 1999
  • Now you has Jazztel
    Issuer: Jazztel
    May 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    Letter to the Editor: A world of differences
    It is flattering to be remembered by Paul Roby so long after the event (letter, "Begging to differ" April, page 13).
    May 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    Japan: The gaijin are coming
    There could be few clearer indications that foreign banks are smoking out the locals in the Japanese capital markets than Citibank's success in syndicating a $5 billion loan for Japan Tobacco.
    May 01, 1999
  • Custody: Custody is dead, long live custody
    A revolution in securities settlement will make Emu and Y2K look like child's play. And it will be the death knell of custody as we know it. Increasingly, custodians see their business as information, not safe-keeping. Meanwhile the consolidation continues. James Rutter reports.
    May 01, 1999
  • ING Barings: One last push from the trenches
    If one institution best demonstrates the effects of the Asian and Russian crises on a bank, ING Barings is it. It's a salutary tale of billion dollar losses, of individuals left to go their own way at the expense of group strategy, of management failures. Now ING Barings has one last chance and it's down to two men to turn it round. Nick Kochan reports.
    May 01, 1999
  • Interview: Gordon Brown backs world market reform
    Gordon Brown, UK chancellor of the exchequer, speaks to Nick Kochan about the birth of the euro, tax competition in Europe and rethinking the world's financial architecture.
    May 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    Grant Kvalheim, President and chief executive officer, Deutsche Bank
    Edson Mitchell is usually credited with Deutsche Bank's rise up the debt-capital markets league tables over the past four years, and not without reason. He was brought in because of his earlier success in turning Merrill Lynch from an also-ran of the US bulge-bracket banks in the mid-1980s into the undisputed leader by 1994, and has turned Deutsche into a leading contender in just four years.
    May 01, 1999
  • Bank Boards: How to influence people and win business
    Which bank has the best connected external directors? Steven Irvine presents the first ever ranking of this often neglected weapon in the competitive armoury.
    May 01, 1999
  • Interview: Gutfreund shows his hand
    In the 1980s, John Gutfreund was the "King of Wall Street". The soberly dressed former municipal bond trader would arrive at work each morning with a reputed readiness to "bite the ass off a bear".
    May 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    KKR targets Europe
    M&A: Europe plays the takeover game
    May 01, 1999
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