Have you seen this man?

The Euromoney that never was. To salute the departure of editor Garry Evans after eight years' gallant service the magazine produced a special version of its monthly cover, a real collector's item. This is Evans in his triumphant role as Alberto Schultz, the Leeson-style villain of a simulated bank crash, the Fall of Mulhouse Brand, performed last August. Evans is now a market strategist at HSBC Securities in Tokyo, researching the very stocks whose demon behaviour triggered Leeson's downfall. His fluent Japanese and skilful editorship through the volatile 1990s should prepare him for anything the Nikkei can throw at him. But will he now be able to get to closer grips with that much-needed reform of Japanese finance, which he called for so often in his editorials?