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  • Issuer: Canal+
    Amount: Ffr2 billion, exchangeable into shares of Mediaset
    Launched: February 12
    Lead manager: Lehman Brothers, UBS
  • From Holland to Vienna, Ingersoll, Komarovsky and Iceberg are struggling with the new morality ­ ie, telling the truth.
  • A SUPPLEMENT TO EUROMONEY
  • By the middle of last month the Dax equity index had risen to over 3200 points. Analysts had already predicted a 3200 high point for the entire year. But as investors swarm in, there is no sign that their enthusiasm will break
  • It's not often that a league table for a major capital markets sector features firms like Wako Securities, Kokusai Securities and Caja de Madrid above Goldman Sachs. But the MTNWare bookrunner league table for the first two months of 1997 does. It's the league table, generated by Euromoney and Capital Data, that the whole market is arguing over: the table of MTN trades.
  • Country Risk: Switzerland takes a tumble
  • At the eleventh hour, German bankers have begun lobbying to save Frankfurt's financial market. But the legislation they want may come too late to make the city a leading financial centre
  • Can Germany's Bund become the sovereign benchmark bond in Europe after the introduction of Europe's single currency in 1999? The debt office in Bonn and the Bundesbank have both made urgent reforms, but the government continues to shirk vital decisions. And the lacklustre performance of the government suggests that borrowing targets may be missed. The consequences will be serious both for interest rates and Germany's standing in European capital markets
  • Not only equity markets deserve the rough side of Alan Greenspan's tongue, say the market bears with increasing ferocity. Look at the debt markets. Fools are rushing into longer risk and less safe credits which should be the hunting-ground of specialists, warn the Cassandras of the capital market.
  • The derivatives markets have reached a new peak of maturity. Digital and barrier products are commonplace; trades in unusual currency and asset markets are growing in size and volume; and vanilla instruments are being used in ever more sophisticated combinations. Mark Parsley reports.