euro November 1999

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Taking on the big boys
Can the UK’s Tradepoint become the first truly pan-European exchange for equity trading? Its chief executive, Richard Kilsby, believes it can. The inability of eight European stock exchanges to integrate their trading systems has given Kilsby the opportunity to fill the gap. He sets out his plans in an interview with David Turner

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euro June 1999

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Interview: the banker who doubted the euro
Former Barclays head Martin Taylor opposes UK entry into the single currency, but his complaint is an unusual one for a eurosceptic. He believes the eurozone can only work with a proper federal tax system

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euro May 1999

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Insider dealing: when the gamekeepers kill the game
A new Dutch law restricts the distribution of brokers’ research to favoured clients. It’s meant to prevent insider dealing, but may instead ruin Dutch brokers

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euro April 1999

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Corporate finance
Is merger mania forcing European companies into marriages they will later regret?

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euro March 1999

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Bond markets
The smaller German Pfandbrief specialists risk seeing their market opened and swamped by larger operators

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euro January 1999

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Banking’s new elite
Collateral managers are the people who really know how to make the cross-border capital markets work: by generating liquidity where it’s needed. The single currency will bring their skills to therefore

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