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  • In a Euromoney virtual round table, James Rutter asks 10 borrowers - big and small - to predict the shape of the new market in euros, how they will handle their borrowing, who will they choose to handle their deals.
  • When the Asian crisis took hold the notion was that Malaysia was somehow different and could escape the worst effects. There's little room for such optimism now. How hard Malaysia lands may depend on Japanese recovery and the extent to which the government is willing to relax its fiercely nationalist economic policies. Nicholas Bradbury reports.
  • Shrugging off the stereotypes
  • In our review of Peter Spira's memoirs (Euromoney May, page 6) we failed to mention the title of the book. It is called Ladders and Snakes and you can buy it in London at Heywood Hill, Curzon Street and at Waterstones on Cheapside.
  • As our awards show, the world's best borrowers have turned adversity to their advantage.
  • Is this the biggest show in town?
  • Some dreamers have a distant vision of the European Investment Bank (EIB) as the main issuing vehicle of a federal European government. It would be like the US treasury, holding auctions at yields well below the rest of the market.
  • Brazil is still learning to live without inflation. Before the Plano Real, it could sustain a fiscal deficit through monetary expansion. Now it needs to boost exports and cut government borrowing. Marcelo Starec reports
  • Cedel and Euroclear reckon half the volume they clear annually is repo business - $25 trillion. That includes government and corporate bonds. Add in the growing repo business in equities and there's a huge market - in collateralization, short-trading and securities lending. Katharine Morton reports.