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Foreign-exchange speculators made European governments look silly twice in a year. Now central banks have begun to threaten tougher supervision of the currency markets. Finance min...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (1993), pp. 60-69

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Assault on Frankfurt - part two

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (1993), pp. 54-60

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Efficient markets and the quants' descent into chaos A handful of technical analysts are using computers to sift through market data to find nonlinear trading patterns. Believers i...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (1993), pp. 60-67

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Can Dresdner and BNP keep in step? - Germany's number two bank and BNP, each with new leaders, are planning a unique cooperation for the single European market and beyond. Can it s...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (1993), pp. 32-37

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Central & eastern Europe - The Austrian powerhouses continue to make considerable investments in the region. Salomon Smith Barney is the most successful M& A house.

Brady, Simon; Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 82-92

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The end of the world as we know it - Local banks are now in foreign hands. Farewell to the domestic bank! Deutsche Bank has transformed itself Morgan Stanley Dean Witter builds on...

Beasley-Murray, Ben; Brady, Simon; Caplen, Brian; … - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 32-53

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Features - Betting on survival - Exit Soros and Robertson. Big is no longer beautiful. Hedge funds are multiplying but getting smaller as they attract traditional investors

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 128-144

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Global custody: Who rules in Europe? - The quest for dominance in Europe takes a turn as Deutsche heads up against four major US banks. In a market laden with niche players, no one...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 66-73

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Regulation: Basel's big exam - The debate on bank capital, credit valuation, liquidity and risk is heating up. The proposals put forward by the Basel committee are demanding answer...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 64-65

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Still off-centre - The ECB has plenty of critics, but in the complex environment of euroland, it hasn't done too badly. Doubts remain about its market operations and crisis tools.

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 102-106

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