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  • BANKING
    Global Financing Guide: Methodology
    Global Financing Guide: Pleasing the crowd
    September 01, 1997
  • BANKING
    Azerbaijan: Every child gets a voucher pie
    International investors this summer gained their best chance yet to invest in Transcaucasia, the region of the CIS separating Russia and the Middle East, with the start of voucher privatization in Azerbaijan. The country's programme is more open to foreign investment than almost any other in the CIS and lets investors take exposure to an economy that is growing at more than 5% a year.
    September 01, 1997
  • Romania: The quiet revolution
    The new government has made a promising start, introducing reforms to free up and restructure the economy. Two important privatizations may provide proof of its commitment to change. By Gavin Gray.
    September 01, 1997
  • Speculate and be damned
    Rather than demonizing George Soros as the prime mover of the run on their currencies, Asian central bankers need to ask themselves hard questions. Why did the hedge funds go on the attack, and who provided the funding? Do they realize what banks are up to, have they decided which of these activities are legitimate, and are there any effective means of restraint? Laura Covill reports.
    September 01, 1997
  • BANKING
    Mergers & Acquisitions: How Goldman got caught in the crossfire
    When Armstrong World Industries, a $2 billion US company, announced in early June that it was launching a $354 million hostile takeover of Domco, a Canadian floor-products maker controlled by Sommer Allibert of Paris, investment bankers were surprised to learn that the company's long-time investment banker, Goldman Sachs, was not advising Armstrong.
    September 01, 1997
  • German equities: How far can the bull run?
    Hostile bids and privatization have loosened bank/company relations and let in the foreign investment banks. There's no looking back. By Laura Covill.
    September 01, 1997
  • BANKING
    Best Western European Finance Minister: Ciampi, Italy
    Finance Minister and Central Banker of the Year: The regional winners
    September 01, 1997
  • Deals break new ground
    Australia's financial markets have hit the headlines this year. While Australian dollar-denominated Eurobonds have been in vogue with European investors, privatization and a changing mortgage market have spurred a wave of issuance by Australian companies. Albert Smith looks at some of the landmark deals.
    September 01, 1997
  • Russell Magarity
    Managing director Asia, BankBoston
    September 01, 1997
  • Russia: An end to easy money
    At the top end, Russian banking still revolves around lucrative government business and political influence. But with T-bill yields falling below 20% this summer and alleged corruption in the banking system, which acts as a surrogate government treasury, Russian banks face some big challenges. Charles Piggott reports on whether the time has come for Russian banks to get their hands dirty doing what their namesakes elsewhere do - lending money.
    September 01, 1997
  • BANKING
    Best Western European Central Banker: De Sousa, Portugal
    During his more than three years at the helm of the Bank of Portugal, 42-year-old Antonio de Sousa has successfully managed a delicate balancing act, avoiding the disputes over monetary policy that had often flared between the central bank and the treasury.
    September 01, 1997
  • Ukraine's opportunistic debut
    Issuer: Republic of Ukraine
    September 01, 1997
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