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  • US banks dare to cross cultures
    BankAmerica, Bankers Trust and NationsBank, each bought a specialist West Coast equity house last year. Integration proceeds apace with the predicted clash of cultures. Cross-selling of products is a controversial issue as are compensation systems. Even office environments are a total contrast. Says one investment banker: "Nothing has really changed here. That's the way people like it." It may be 10 years before we can judge these mergers' success or failure. By Michelle Celarier.
    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
  • 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
  • Roundtable - Malcolm Williamson, chief executive, Standard Chartered
    The virtual roundtable
    February 01, 1998
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    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
  • Business must come before family
    In Turkey business patriarchs never die, they simply fade away. In the wings their sons - rarely their daughters - prepare to take over, whether they're entrepreneurially inclined or not. But family-owned business heads are increasingly realizing that survival will depend on more formal structures. A few are even putting them in place. Metin Munir reports
    February 01, 1998
  • Trading losses: How to cover a black hole
    It's every risk manager's worst nightmare. One trader amasses enough losses to bring the bank down, as Nick Leeson did with Barings, or forces a wholesale retrenchment, as happened at NatWest Markets following the discovery of Kyriacos Papouis's mispricings.
    February 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Poland picks a popular private path
    The tough route to quality
    February 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    New Age Accountant is Brain of the Year
    Leif Edvinsson, Skandia's vice president and corporate director of intellectual capital has won this year's Brain Trust Brain of the Year Award for his "new age" accounting methods. As world's leading expert on intellectual capital he managed to beat Bill Gates and Paul McCartney to the honour, which the Brain Trust describes as recognition of "superlative mental achievement".
    February 01, 1998
  • Testing new ideas in-house
    Issuer: investment banks
    February 01, 1998
  • Roundtable - Jan Kallf, chairman of the managing board, ABN-Amro
    Do you expect there to be further consolidation in the world banking industry?
    February 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Syndicated Lending: Deals in cyberspace
    A few decades from now, a loan syndication desk will come up with a novel way of conducting its business: it will print and distribute documents on paper. Clients will be impressed with this innovative approach. They will point to improved efficiency, potential cost savings, as well as the exotic feel of paper on flesh. A few of the market's more aged participants will have a sense of déjà vu.
    February 01, 1998
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