Euromoney’s 2012 FX survey results

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December 1996

Messy divorce in Hong Kong


When one of Hong Kong's biggest conglomerates and NatWest Markets got together in 1994 they spoke of a partnership for the long haul. But just a year after Wheelock NatWest wrote its first trading ticket the joint venture has been dissolved amid vague excuses of regulatory difficulties. Just another case of NatWest screwing up in Asia? Or was Wheelock NatWest sacrificed as part of a new strategy in London? Steven Irvine reports


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