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  • Equity derivatives: Riding the tiger of volatility
    Few other areas of international finance have been as disaster-strewn in recent years as equity derivatives. A succession of investment banks, including UBS, NatWest, and Bankers Trust, have been spectacularly blown up. And last year there were widespread losses after a European retail boom in guaranteed products left dealers short of volatility. But still newcomers are queuing to join the market. Marcus Walker asks the elite players how they adapt and survive.
    August 01, 1999
  • The Euro: Sick men of euroland
    So you think the euro is having a rough ride? What you've seen is a deliberate devaluation strategy from the political hard core. But, because of the structural flaws in euroland the present regime won't cure the euro's inherent weakness. Expect to see the European Central Bank tending one sick patient after another, predicts Bernard Connolly.
    August 01, 1999
  • Ruggero Magnoni, Vice-chairman, Lehman Brothers (Europe)
    Alex Seippel, Founder, the Roundstone Group
    August 01, 1999
  • BANKING
    Against the odds
    Another one bites the dust
    August 01, 1999
  • Opinion
    Chase's gain is wine bar's loss
    And the winner isn't...
    July 01, 1999
  • Baltic banking: Scandinavians bid for Baltic banks
    Scandinavian banks are falling over themselves to make acquisitions and take stakes in the Baltic states. What they get are brand-new, hi-tech banks with underdeveloped markets. The downside is that experienced local bankers are thin on the ground. The locals seem pleased enough by the invasion but some hint that more diversity of foreign involvement might offer a wider window on the world. Alex Mathias reports.
    July 01, 1999
  • Opinion
    Lifetime achievement
    And the winner isn't...
    July 01, 1999
  • Czech Republic: The case of the lost decade
    Brazilian Central Bank: Why Fraga chose inflation targeting
    July 01, 1999
  • Poland: Lonely Handlowy
    No bank in Poland, it seems, wants to marry the acquisition-hungry Bank Handlowy, and the Polish treasury hasn't helped as matchmaker. But the once-proud foreign trade giant desperately needs a source of retail deposits. It missed out on Bank Pekao, and the smaller Bank Zachodni. What scraps are left that the foreigners haven't eaten? Oonagh Leighton reports
    July 01, 1999
  • Funds: New money and new strategies
    Czech Republic: The case of the lost decade
    July 01, 1999
  • Opinion
    Euroslaughter
    And the winner isn't...
    July 01, 1999
  • Deal insider: Investors resist the lure of Princess
    Issuer: Princess Private Equity Holding
    July 01, 1999
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