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  • Should Deutschmark and French franc bonds be converted to the nearest euro, or to two decimal places - to the nearest euro cent? Arcane as this discussion may seem it has come close to fisticuffs among the Perrier and sandwiches as government officials and trade bodies try to ensure a liquid euro securities market in 1999. David Shirreff reports.
  • We investors are nightwalkers in a dream world, where success is not predicting what economies will do next, but what the markets will dream they will do. So in trying to predict where markets will be by the end of 1998, a realistic starting-point would be to say: we don't know. But, at least, we can outline the critical variables that will make you richer or poorer over the next year or two.
  • Asset-backed transactions are growing fast in Europe and are beginning to take off in other non-US markets. US volumes are unlikely to be matched but innovative structures such as NatWest's loan securitization and Bank of Scotland's retail mortgages have been devised that could be applied more widely. Jules Stewart looks at these and other recent developments.
  • Luxembourg is a strong supporter of European integration - so long as it can hold on to its right of veto. Catherine Garner talks to Europe's most flexible bankers
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  • As charm offensives go, HongkongBank's latest effort may have produced mixed results. The territory's largest financial institution decided to invite its biggest rival, the Bank of China, round to its exoskeleton on Queen's Road for what was dubbed the inaugural Bank of China night.
  • The irrevocable fixing of exchange rates for currencies entering European monetary union (Emu) is much too important to be left to the markets. That is the conclusion of most policymakers looking at the task the EU has set itself between now and January 1 1999.
  • Awards for Excellence 1997
  • Kenshodo, a Japanese pharmaceutical company, has found a great cure for economic blues: Chinese herbal medicine. And it has its sights set on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market (Aim) for its first market listing.
  • Awards for Excellence 1997
  • Awards for Excellence 1997