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Nordic banks: Jostling for supremacy

The Nordic region, with its concentration of internationally recognized corporates, prosperous retail markets and developed capital markets, is an attractive prize. The race to become the regional powerhouse is on. Euan Hagger reports.

March 01, 1999
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Euroland Municipal Bonds: New city states

March 01, 1999
UNEXIM: The outlook for creditors

A shiver went through the international markets in February. The disaster in Russia entered a new phase as Unexim, the country's fourth-largest bank by assets, defaulted on its Eurobonds - bonds that are usually held sacrosanct.

March 01, 1999
Richard Handley, Director, CEI Citicorp Holdings

At the age of 55, Richard Handley, former Latin American head of Citibank and architect of Argentina's foremost communications and media empire, has decided to get out while he is ahead. Although he continues as a director of CEI Citicorp Holdings, the company he created, he stepped down as CEO in September "to spend more time with my wife and on the farm. I'm playing a bit more golf too".

March 01, 1999
European Bond Indices: The search for a true index

How best to track performance in the European bond markets is hotly debated by the region's bond-trading firms. There will be rich rewards for the index compilers that come out on top in euroland. But defining the market to meet investors' needs is proving a challenge. Peter Lee reports.

March 01, 1999
The curse of Copacabana

In the film "Blame it on Rio", Michael Caine plays a middle-aged man with marital problems who falls for his best friend's daughter during a holiday in Rio de Janeiro. The heady atmosphere of one of the world's most alluring cities is apparently the cause of this lapse in judgement. If only it were just a movie.

March 01, 1999
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Slim pickings for foreigners

Portuguese Banking: Carving out a new role

March 01, 1999
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BEST HIGH-GRADE CORPORATE ISSUE: Royal KPN keeps its crown

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BEST ASIAN ISSUE: Korea resolute in repayment

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BEST PFANDBRIEF ISSUE: DePfa makes a splash

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BEST US HIGH-YIELD ISSUE: Name recognition counts for CalEnergy

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BEST MTN ISSUE: Italy off to a flying start

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