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  • "We have all the signs of emerging markets in the US now – there’s stagflation, growing unemployment, excess debt, poor monetary management – I just wonder when the US will be included in the EMBI+"
  • Central bank governor Martin Redrado is confident he can win the fight against inflation, but investors are sceptical of Kirchner’s policies.
  • Georgia’s ill-fated attempt to prevent the secession of South Ossetia and Abkhazia is set to cost the country billions of dollars, but financial backing from western Europe and the US should help to ensure that the country’s economy remains one of the most open and business-friendly of the states that were formerly part of the Soviet Union.
  • US long/short fund Andor Capital, spun out of Pequot Capital in 2001, is closing its doors and returning money to investors. The fund manages more than $2 billion in assets. Co-founder David Benton said in a letter to investors that he wanted to devote more time to his family and other interests.
  • IPOs are scarce enough as it is in this gruesome global market. But the largest ever IPO from one of the world’s poorest countries, whose previous record deal was in 1994? That’s rarer still.
  • "For the rest of the bank, we’re actually managing the businesses; with the problem assets we’re not really managing them at all, we’re just managing the accounting"
  • The SEC and the FSA have both acted too hastily in reacting to short selling. In the UK, the new disclosure rules have compounded the turbulent mood of the market. Neil Wilson reports.
  • The bank has shone through Kazakhstan’s financial sector gloom thanks to the chief executive’s cautious policies that he put in place while rivals were borrowing abroad to fund over-risky lending. Elliot Wilson reports.
  • Some European banks are coming through the credit crisis relatively unscathed, or even with enhanced market positions and reputations. Never has differentiation been more important.
  • Deutsche Bank has appointed Tiina Lee as head of European financial institutions capital origination. It is a new role at the bank that combines capital origination for debt and equity capital markets. The rationale is to take the bank’s alignment of the capital markets businesses in debt and equity to the next level, says Deutsche Bank. The present crisis, with banks, especially, in dire need of capital makes this type of approach from intermediaries increasingly important.
  • The European retail structured products market could be more than twice the size previously thought, according to Greenwich Associates.