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Portugal - Bigger should be even better - Banks' obsession with independence threatens to marginalize them.
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1999
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Custody: Custody is dead, long live custody - Next-day settlement will transform custodians' business.
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1999
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GE Capital - Which way after Wendt? - Is it a bank? Is it a consumer finance company? GE Capital had an unerring sense of where is was going, until the exit stage left of CE0 Gary...
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1999
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Romania's elusive potential - Foreign banks are there, but business still isn't
Rutter, James
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1998
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First the big mess? - Italy's banks don't want to be left behind by Emu. Merge or be damned is the call. But consolidation and integration are two very different propositions.
Rutter, James
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1998
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pp. 73-75
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US capital markets - Crossing capital market boundaries - When is a loan not a loan? When it's a bond. The us capital market is still the most innovative around. While Europe is ge...
Rutter, James
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1998
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pp. 140-143
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Shrugging off the stereotypes - It s a region where headhunting is for real and international bankers seem reluctant to tread. But as bond markets flourish opportunities are being...
Rutter, James
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1998
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Finding a place in the euro market - Will one currency fit all borrowers? In a virtual roundtable, 10 borrowers - big and small - give a frank assessment of their prospects and tho...
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1998
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One continent: one stock market? - The future for Europe's national exchanges is under threat from competitors like Easdaq. But they will not go quietly - they have momentum on the...
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1998
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Luxembourg - The slow demise of a capital market - After the introduction of the euro, Luxembourg will have to reinvent itself or face the end of its capital market. Which is ironi...
Rutter, James
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1998
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