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  • Large-scale mergers and the decision by Japan's Sumitomo Bank to bitethe bullet over provisioning have brought about the major changes in thisyear's rankings. The new Chase has rocketed to ninth position while Sumitomohas fallen from first to sixth. Antony Currie reports.
  • Foreign banks were attracted to Portugal by the infrastructure and privatization boom of the mid-1980s. Now they are finding the going much tougher. The battle to lend to large corporates has reached fever pitch and margins are so eroded that some players are having doubts about their future in the country. Nick Kochan reports
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  • International investors in Belgian government bonds retreated in 1993 and many have yet to return. The finance ministry was thrilled when 400 investors and analysts turned up at a bond road-show in Brussels recently. But there are still deterrents for would-be investors
  • A FORECAST BY ALPHA CREDIT BANK
  • Finance minister Maystadt has told Belgium's main banks they will have to merge to survive in post-Emu Europe. But the idea of a "Grande Banque Belge" is beset with difficulties. Some banks think they're strong enough to go it alone and others are restrained by powerful shareholders
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  • A change in US accounting standards has simplified the behind-the-scenes negotiations in global exempt offerings. By Christopher Stoakes