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August 1986

August 1986

A growing presence in the Euromarkets. (supplement to Euromoney magazine: Co-Operatives - the green banks go international)

Euromoney August 1986

Austria - the cooperatives face tougher times. (cooperative banks in Austria) (supplement to Euromoney magazine: Co-operatives - the green banks go international)

Belgium - co-operatives bursting at the seams. (cooperative banking in Belgium) (supplement to Euromoney magazine: Co-operatives - the green banks go international)

Beware of the bear. (a bear market for bond trading)

Can the Turks revive their capital markets.?

Diversifying products and skills. (the London equities market) (Big Bang supplement to Euromoney magazine)

Down with innovation. (why investment bankers fail to bring top U.S. firms to market)

Flinging open the doors of change. (new financial markets after the deregulation of the London Stock Exchange) (Big Bang supplement to Euromoney magazine)

French co-operatives - striving to maintain their differences. (supplement to Euromoney magazine: Co-operatives - the green banks go international)

From cattle markets to capital markets: an interview with Anthony M. Tuk, secretary general of the UNICO Banking Group. (supplement to Euromoney magazine: Co-Operatives - the green banks go international)

Fuelling the debt. (Saudi Arabia pays for British aircraft with barrels of oil)

Germany - tempering success with caution. (cooperative banking in West Germany) (supplement to Euromoney magazine: Co-operatives - the green banks go international)

Goodbye, cosy world. (the coming deregulation of the London financial markets and the market for British gilts) (Big Bang supplement to Euromoney magazine)

Howls of anguish greet tax change. (Australian tax reform and its effects on capital markets)

If it doesn't sell - swap it. (replacing unattractive fixed-rate bond issues with floating-rate notes on the Eurobond markets)

Japan - crumbling barriers. (cooperative banking in Japan) (supplement to Euromoney magazine: Co-operatives - the green banks go international)

Japanese give the chop to former allies. (Japanese companies seek financing outside traditional bank resources)

Macquarie Bank: a stranger hits town. (the corporate services offered by one of Australia's newest banking institutions)

Men of property. (a history of building societies in Great Britain) ( )

Minnows swallowing up the whales. (corporate takeover experts in Australia)

More than the farmer's friend. (cooperative banks around the world) ( )

Netherlands - the big push is overseas. (cooperative banks in Holland) (supplement to Euromoney magazine: Co-operatives - the green banks go international)

New powers for old. (pending regulations for British Building Societies) (supplement to Euromoney magazine: building societies - the 120 billion pounds sterling giants)

Out of the woods, into the world. (Finland's business enterprises and banks are expanding into international markets)

Rising to the challenge. (central bankers' attempts to stabilize foreign currency exchange rates)

Switzerland's horn of plenty or icy blast? (deregulation of the Swiss National Bank)

Tapping the world's capital markets. (supplement to Euromoney magazine: building societies - the 120 billion pounds sterling giants)

The banks rush in where regulators fear to tread. (foreign banks in the U.S.)

The capitalization of Europe. (Europe's return to capitalism)

The debt swappers. (capitalization programs in Third World countries )

The new Lira: cosmetic or currency? (Italy's new currency is designed to slow inflation rates)

The people v. confidentiality. (legal aspects of bank record disclosure)

The shake-out at Redec. (economic problems for Saudi Arabian companies, including Saudi Research and Development Corporation, a.k.a. Redec)

The times are a-changing. (foreign exchange advisory services)

When the champagne stopped flowing. (foreign bank operations in Australia)

Will new policies restore investor confidence? (analysis of Turkey's capital markets)

Abigail on Nomura: an ugly end to a messy episode

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