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  • BANKING
    Roundtable - Lukas Mühlemann, chief executive officer, Credit Suisse Group
    Do you expect there to be further consolidation in the world banking industry?
    February 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Akira Watanabe: Chief executive officer, Tokyo-Mitsubishi International
    Akira Watanabe was the pioneer of derivatives in Japan and founded many of Mitsubishi's investment-banking activities. Now he aims to double the size of Tokyo-Mitsubishi International within the next three years and challenge Nomura International's supremacy among Japan's global investment banks.
    February 01, 1998
  • Leaving the past behind - Speeding along a bumpy road
    Dynamic exporters, versatile deal-makers, innovative marketers, Turkey has some impressive smaller companies. But they are starved of capital. With interest rates crippling and maturities short, they have financed growth from reserves. Now, as their need for capital grows, they need new options. Metin Munir reports on the problems and opportunities of Turkey's corporate sector, profiles some of its most promising companies and meets the men who want to finance its growth
    February 01, 1998
  • Roundtable - Malcolm Williamson, chief executive, Standard Chartered
    The virtual roundtable
    February 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Cindy Buggins, Managing director of derivatives, Prebon Yamane
    "Its a lose-lose situation," says an employee at capital-market brokers Euro Brokers when asked about former colleague Cindy Buggins. "If I say something good, I'm helping competitors. If it's bad it looks like sour grapes."
    February 01, 1998
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    WEALTH
    More than just champagne and peacocks
    To many of the small family-owned firms of Switzerland's Lac Léman, private banking is still all about providing a discreet service to those old-money Europeans who still have time to contemplate their investments amid champagne corks and peacocks. But the leisurely approach of these private bankers is under threat from aggressive global institutions who see private banking as nothing less than a personalized form of investment banking. Jules Stewart reports.
    February 01, 1998
  • The rise and rise of the risk manager
    First he sat in the back seat, then he had his foot on the brake, now he's got one hand on the steering wheel! Is there no end to the risk manager's advancement into every aspect of risk-taking in a financial firm? Next he'll be right there in the driving seat, with traders, salesmen, corporate financiers and chief financial officers doing his bidding. So, is the risk manager turning into something else? By David Shirreff
    February 01, 1998
  • Testing new ideas in-house
    Issuer: investment banks
    February 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Investec's 60-fold leap in value
    The tough route to quality
    February 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Right man for the job
    After the fun - the real challenge
    January 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Poll of Polls: Overall results
    Battling to join the elite: Poll of polls
    January 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Poll of polls: Advising
    Battling to join the elite: Poll of polls
    January 01, 1998
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