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German investment banking:
Battling for a share of the German
boom
Can banks find all the new people they need to take full advantage
of the country’s investment banking bonanza?
Greece:
Eurozone or bust as Greece reforms
Greece is pulling out all the stops to reduce inflation in
time to allow its entry to the eurozone in 2001. But some
observers fear the country’s reforms are only cosmetic
Fund managers:
Small is beautiful vs. big is better
Despite their vast networks of analysts, Europe’s fund management
giants are being outperformed by smaller rivals. The minnows
claim their ‘nimbleness’ is a virtue, but their bigger brothers
aren’t so sure
Round table:
Time to get choosy about tech-stocks
The cream of Europe’s telecoms, technology and media stocks
should continue to outperform in 2000, says Euro’s panel of
equity experts
Internet
trading:
Entering the age of the e-bond
Internet distribution is becoming part of the standard package
for bond lead managers
Viewpoint:
Making sense of the debt revolution
As investors react to a shortage of government debt, Euro
asks if the boom in corporate debt issuance is a cyclical
blip or a long-term trend
REGULARS
Euro
markets
People
- Warburg
Dillon Read creates 55-strong internet team
- UBS
restructures as criticism mounts
- Barclays’
big move into leveraged finance
- SEI
boosts European team
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magazine - March 2000