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  • Pfandbriefe
    A special report prepared by Frankfurter Hypothekenbank Centralboden
    June 01, 1996
  • THE EUROMONEY BANK ATLAS 1996: Strongest banks of the world
    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.
    June 01, 1996
  • Emerging markets: Turkey; Uraguay; Philippines; Morocco
    Edited by Brian Caplen
    June 01, 1996
  • Emerging markets: Cautious investors seek safety
    Derivatives are becoming an essential component of corporate finance in developing economies. But risk management rather than position-taking is their rationale, and bankers have changed their marketing pitch to take account of the new mood. Mariana Crespo reports
    June 01, 1996
  • Biggest banks by country (T to Z)
    Country Rankings
    June 01, 1996
  • Kerr's people: Jeremy Amias; Andrew Fraser; Bruno Gabriele
    June 01, 1996
  • Syndicated loans: When Jimmy means Chase
    Does your company need a big loan, fast? Those in the know reckon Jimmy - Chase's James Lee - is your man. At Chemical, Lee led the market in US syndicated loans even before the merger with Chase. Now his team is dominant, and the most powerful financier since Michael Milken is set on expanding further, offering corporates package deals. But do they want or need them? And if Jimmy's empire gets bigger won't they lose the personal service that makes him so appealing? Stephen Neish reports
    June 01, 1996
  • Derivatives: Let's rip apart those triple-A subs
    So far 13 banks and investment banks have created top-rated derivatives subsidiaries. In theory such a sub won't go bust, even if the bank does. The banks claim this makes them acceptable as triple-A counterparties for derivatives transactions with the world's most select clients. But how accepted are they? And what nasty shocks lurk in the small print when the going gets rough? David Shirreff investigates
    June 01, 1996
  • Introduction of the Euro
    Why the Euro will be a strong currency May 1996
    May 27, 1996
  • BANKING
    EXOTIC CURRENCY SWAPS
    Swings and round-a-bahts
    May 02, 1996
  • BANKING
    EUROPEAN EQUITIES
    Big ambitions for smaller companies
    May 02, 1996
  • BANKING
    LETTER
    IDB answers back
    May 02, 1996
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