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  • BANKING
    Arjun Mathrani, Chief executive officer, ING Barings
    A native of Calicut, India, Arjun Mathrani was one of a cadre of foreign-born bankers groomed for leadership at what was historically the most international of US financial institutions: Chase Manhattan Bank. But now Mathrani has become one of the last of such senior executives to leave at a time when the bank seems less internationally focussed.
    January 01, 1998
  • BANKING
    Riccardo Pavoncelli, Managing director of debt capital markets, Europe, Morgan Stanley
    Riccardo dei Conti Pavoncelli is the younger son of an Italian count. He plays polo, sits at London's finest dinner tables and is married to the daughter of controversial socialite Claus von Bulow. In short, he is an obvious target for gossip columnists.
    January 01, 1998
  • Opinion
    Yodeller of the year
    Asia may be crumbing, and rumours of losses on several investment banks' proprietary trading desks are beginning to do the rounds, but that doesn't appear to be hampering the desire to splash out on lavish Christmas parties.
    December 01, 1997
  • BANKING
    Shaking off the stigma
    No one expects to spend their whole career with one employer, but the ability to move from one job to another with relative ease is taken for granted. But what if your career suffers because you've been made the target of defamatory rumours, or because your company is found to be engaged in disreputable behaviour? A decision in the British House of Lords last month could help, as it now entitles employees to sue for damages called stigma compensation.
    December 01, 1997
  • BANKING
    Shunning the herd mentality
    When Jan McCourt fell victim to staff trimming at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson this summer, his first reaction was to look for another City job. He then had a change of heart, and left his 14-year career in finance, to run a small farm in the heart of England. He specializes in providing naturally reared meats, with the motto: "You may not be interested in the life history of a piece of meat on your plate. Well you should be!"
    December 01, 1997
  • BANKING
    Country Risk December 1997: Top 10 nosedives
    Country Risk December 1997: It could be worse
    December 01, 1997
  • Indian Sub-Continent Top 25
    Only the best will survive
    December 01, 1997
  • Japanese Top 50
    December 01, 1997
  • ASEAN 25
    Only the best will survive
    December 01, 1997
  • Only the best will survive
    Which are Asia's most sophisticated borrowers? This is the question Euromoney put to 16 heads of debt syndication in Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo. As spreads widen and credit ratings fall, these are lean times for Asian borrowers. Only the best - those who have spent the past few years developing an innovative approach and building up a good name - will be able to get their bonds away. By Nicholas Bradbury.
    December 01, 1997
  • Herbie goes east
    Okura Hotel,
    December 01, 1997
  • Bank capital: Turning away from common stock
    Whether for acquisition, expansion or simply to meet regulations, banks are finding there are better ways to raise capital than straight equity issues. Innovations include issuing preference shares, step-up and call bonds and asset-backed securities. Jules Stewart reports.
    December 01, 1997
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