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  • To stay or to go?
    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
    June 01, 1996
  • Biggest banks by country (A to G)
    Country Rankings
    June 01, 1996
  • Equities
    A special report prepared by WestLB
    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
  • Opening windows with the internet
    The internet's free technology raises questions about all the old ways of doing things. It makes communication easier than ever - both inside and outside a company - and it revolutionizes information storage and access. But who will be first against the wall when the changes begin to bite? Felix Salmon investigates how far the net will shake up banking
    June 01, 1996
  • Interest rates: What could kill the US bull?
    Global market watchers like to keep the closest tabs on central banks, Japanese institutional investors and wily hedge fund managers. But it is the $3 trillion in US mutual funds that this year have kept the bond market depressed, sent US stocks to new highs and helped prop up emerging markets. When - and how - will the mutual fund frenzy end? Michelle Celarier reports
    June 01, 1996
  • Editorial: Why it pays to default
    It is hard not to feel sorry for the Hungarians.
    June 01, 1996
  • Benchmarking
    The world's best borrowers 1996
    The techniques that constitute state-of-the-art borrowing are growing in sophistication. But having the latest black box doesn't guarantee success. Issuers also need old-fashioned market savvy to get the lowest-cost funds. Here are the ones that combined both qualities over the past year
    June 01, 1996
  • Front end: Good gearing
    Edited by Steven Irvine
    June 01, 1996
  • Biggest banks by country (M to S)
    Country Rankings
    June 01, 1996
  • Biggest banks by country (T to Z)
    Country Rankings
    June 01, 1996
  • BANKING
    Asian joint ventures: Will Morgan's China liaison prove dangerous?
    In their desire to expand in Asia, US investment banks have little choice but to get into bed with local partners. The most dramatic of the relationships so far forged has been Morgan Stanley's pioneering joint venture with the People's Bank of China. Will it blossom into a lasting and profitable marriage or will cultural clashes turn the partners against each other? Tony Shale reports
    June 01, 1996
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