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  • BANKING
    Daimler and S&P in head-on collision
    Now we have entered the era of globalized markets, the potential for regulators, investors and companies to clash over national classification is huge. Take the case of the merging automobile firms Daimler and Chrysler versus the Standard&Poor's 500 index, which tracks the stock prices of the biggest US corporates.
    October 01, 1998
  • European Brokers Poll: Overall European results
    Striking out for the sectors
    October 01, 1998
  • Finland: Single currency, double whammy
    Finland's membership of the EU's exchange rate mechanism looks imminent and the country will be well placed to join monetary union. But Finnish banks, just coming out of recession, will need to cut costs and probably merge to keep their heads above water in the new, more competitive environment. John McGrath reports
    October 01, 1998
  • Bill Harrison: A man in a hurry
    Bill Harrison is not the most orthodox chief executive you will come across in the City. The new boss at BZW speaks with a strong Birmingham accent and refers to telephoning people as "giving them a bell".
    October 01, 1998
  • Christopher Mackenzie, Partner and head of European operations, Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
    A well-trodden path leads from Eton College through Oxford University to the City of London. Christopher Mackenzie followed it, adding McKinsey, JP Morgan and Schroders. That conjures up a picture of institutional orthodoxy, but Mackenzie says he has always felt somewhat outside the formidable British establishment.
    October 01, 1998
  • Life, but not as we know it
    Meet some of the world's biggest investors. The 10 largest Japanese life insurance companies control assets of more than $1 trillion. But with a protected market and no shareholders to answer to, they have always done things a little differently to the rest of us. Now as insolvency fears and foreign competition grow, that is starting to change. Jack Lowenstein reports.
    October 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    A wave of consolidation
    Norway gets the urge to merge
    October 01, 1998
  • The Euromoney guide to emerging-market banks
    Which banks will weather the storm?
    October 01, 1998
  • Securitization: Will NatWest's deal backfire?
    Britain's leading corporate banker needs a drastic solution to the problem of low margins. Rolling up 200 of the best loans and selling them as bonds is certainly that. But it has invoked a ferocious response from corporate treasurers and competitors. Brian Caplen reports on the controversy surrounding the deal
    October 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    John Meriwether, Founding partner, Long-Term Capital Management
    John Meriwether, whose hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM) came so spectacularly unstuck last month, is celebrated for an almost bizarre ability to remain calm in the face of huge risk. His quiet, intensely private demeanour has long belied an almost obsessive hunger for ever bigger positions. "If you feel good about the market," he would tell young traders at Salomon Brothers in the 1980s, "then get serious."
    October 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    ABN Amro/Alfred Berg: Nordic power with a global reach
    Two approaches to expansion
    October 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Scott Cohen and Jaideep Krishna, CERBERUS
    Scavengers and scratchers of value
    September 01, 1998
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