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  • BANKING
    Willy Dunn, Former managing director, Société Générale Strauss Turnbull
    So it's goodbye to the name of Strauss Turnbull. The call to the knacker's yard from the uncompromising French bosses at Société Générale surprised no-one. Relationships between the two house had long been fraught. SocGen probably thought that Strauss Turnbull was a better firm than it proved to be. When the French found out that it had been sold a pup it was only a matter of time before the tumbrels were rolled out.
    January 01, 1997
  • BANKING
    Risk management: BZW relaunches UK real estate derivatives
    Two groups of financial institutions are reviving the idea of trading derivatives linked to UK real-estate prices, five years after the first attempt to do this ended in disaster.
    January 01, 1997
  • Tykac defies the checks and balances
    The near-collapse of Agrobanka, the Czech Republic's fifth-ranked bank, has highlighted the aggressive activities of investment companies such as Pavel Tykac's Motoinvest. Philip Eade reports on the elements of the crisis and the chances that lessons have been learnt from it
    January 01, 1997
  • The temptation of St David
    It's not often you get a morality tale in the bond markets. But when an obscure line of postal bonds grabbed the attention of traders in London, the conflict of interest that haunts all investment banks came horribly alive. One man decided that his bank's relationship mattered more than short-term gain, and he gave his traders' profits back. Was this the action of a saint, or just good business sense? Steven Irvine reports.
    January 01, 1997
  • The sub-Libor struggles of Minati Misra
    The IFC's Minati Misra is not prone to giving the dealers on her MTN programme an easy time. With a reputation as one of the market's most sophisticated borrowers, she is far from passive. Steven Irvine spent two days by her desk in Washington listening as she charmed and cajoled her intermediaries.
    January 01, 1997
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    Can Rothschild reinvent itself?
    The House of Rothschild doesn't look as solid as it used to. In a world of supermarket banks, the days of the corner shop may be numbered ­ even if it has the best name in the business. But Rothschild is fighting the trends with a major reorganization. Brian Caplen analyzes the plan and looks at the vexed issue of succession
    January 01, 1997
  • Emu: The outside view
    What will be the effect of European economic and monetary union (Emu) on the rest of the world? Will the euro be strong or weak? How will Emu affect world trade and global currency coordination? There are plenty of wild guesses. David Shirreff consults a handful of experts
    December 01, 1996
  • Why the Big Mango stayed on the tree
    1996 was not a good year for Thailand. Economic problems piled up as thick as Bangkok's legendary traffic and the pundits forecast a Mexico-style accident. But the Big Mango, as Thailand's capital city is known, did not go splat ­ thanks to skilful technocrats who steered the country to safety. It's early days but the worst could be over, reports Gill Baker
    December 01, 1996
  • Equities
    A special report prepared by the Capital Markets Centre of Bank Handlowy w Warszawie SA
    December 01, 1996
  • Opinion
    Europe's faded photocopy democracy
    by David Roche
    December 01, 1996
  • Will investors enjoy the Concert?
    By BRIAN CAPLEN
    December 01, 1996
  • Bonds
    A special report prepared by WoodCommerz
    December 01, 1996
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