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The world’s largest banks 2008

The world’s largest banks 2008

Guide to the leading banks across the globe by market capitalization

FX debate

FX debate

Testing times in the search for alpha

December 2003

December 2003

M&A revival without investment bankers

Euromoney December 2003

Economic recovery and rallying equity markets have finally persuaded companies to acquire growth and market share once more. But M&A bankers determined to take cheer from October's rally should bear in mind another trend: corporates taking as much as possible of the process in house. Kathryn Tully reports.

Fund management

Gartmore finds a good alternative

Euromoney December 2003

After losing its way in the 1990s Gartmore seems to have turned the corner by emphasizing alternative investments, especially hedge funds and unusual techniques such as managers running long-only and hedge funds simultaneously. Julie Dalla-Costa reports.

Equity markets

Discontented Dutch brokers prompt foreign intervention

Euromoney December 2003

One exchange's successful capture of liquidity from another is a rare event. So why are both the London Stock Exchange and the Deutsche Börse attempting to take Dutch equities business away from Euronext? Peter Koh reports

EU in a twist about internalization

Euromoney December 2003

In the name of transparency, liquidity and, paradoxically, fair pricing for investors, the current draft of the EU's revised Investment Services Directive threatens to undermine investment banks' internalized securities trading. Ian Mackenzie reports.

Western Europe

Leader tipped to fall back in growth race

Euromoney December 2003

Greek GDP growth has outpaced that of EU peers since 1996 but underlying fiscal imbalances exacerbated by faltering privatization and the inevitable passing of the Olympics effect look set to slow it down. Dimitris Kontogiannis reports.

Market opens up to financial sector securitizations

Euromoney December 2003

A tough line on runaway spending

Euromoney December 2003

Emerging Europe

Bruce Jackson: The man who brought Nato east

Euromoney December 2003

One of the main drivers of economic growth in eastern Europe has been the accession of its states to Nato. Julian Evans meets Bruce Jackson, the former investment banker who made it happen.

Eastern Europe's deal of the year?

Euromoney December 2003

Latin America

Bond recovery takes hold

Euromoney December 2003

Led by imaginative sovereign issues, Latin American bond markets made a remarkable recovery this year. Corporates are now joining the bandwagon as sovereign yields come down. Felix Salmon reports.

Latin bonds attract more banks

Euromoney December 2003

Veteran traders take Latin path to growth

Euromoney December 2003

BCP's small size gives it an advantage when trading the sort of Latin companies it targets - those that operate beneath the big boys' radar - Felix Salmon reports.

Asia

Asia's corporate governance pioneers

Euromoney December 2003

Headlines exposing torrid tales of corporate miscreants and tough talk by governments and regulators about imposing new standards have kept the issue of corporate governance bubbling over in recent times. Investors suspect companies are paying no more than lip service. However, a few Asian companies have been quietly setting their own standards - and reaping significant gains. Chris Leahy reports.

Asia's best companies 2003: India dethrones Hong Kong for top spot

Euromoney December 2003

A growth rate rivalling China's has thrown up compelling corporate stories from India. Analysts polled by Euromoney favoured its companies for their investor-friendly qualities Kathryn Tully reports; research by Andrew Newby, Paul Pedzinski and David Skalinder.

Foreign exchange

Dollar fall will continue

Euromoney December 2003

Long-term themes, such as the US current account deficit and output gap, have caught the forex market's attention and will be crucial to the dollar exchange rate. Lara Rhame reports

Debt markets

Infrastructure drives market growth

Euromoney December 2003

Mortgage-backed deals continued to dominate European structured finance in 2003 but deals funding complex infrastructure projects began to make a big splash, with monoline insurers taking on an indispensable role. Mark Brown reports.

Middle East

Struggling for dominance

Euromoney December 2003

New financial legislation and infrastructure in Dubai and Saudi Arabia give them the opportunity to challenge Bahrain's position as the Middle East's prime financial centre. Nigel Dudley reports.

Editorial

Front end

L'état, c'est qui?

Euromoney December 2003

A cut-throat business

Euromoney December 2003

Soros turns on Putin and Bush

Euromoney December 2003

Wilko factor puts boot into Macquarie

Euromoney December 2003

Nickel trader drums up new business

Euromoney December 2003

Bonus bonanza beckons

Euromoney December 2003

breakingviews

Parmalat turns sour

Euromoney December 2003

Battle of the bonus

Euromoney December 2003

Kings of binge set for a fall

Euromoney December 2003

Market monitor

Will 2004 deliver for securitization?

Euromoney December 2003

Permal launches Shariah-compliant hedge fund

Euromoney December 2003

Corporate governance gets Deutsche boost

Euromoney December 2003

Borrowers beset by growing opacity

Euromoney December 2003

Statement

Euromoney December 2003

Emerging markets

Deal Insider

Against the tide

A different sort of recovery

Euromoney December 2003

People

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Euromoney December 2003

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Euromoney December 2003

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