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February 2003

Main

Top stories

Chicago exchanges stand tall once more

Bury the hatchet, and choose Liffe

CBOE banks on Bob the hybrid

Eagle 1 lands at the Merc

Commodities

AFTER THE RUSH

Pitfalls when you mine for gold

Deals of the year

Deals of the year 2002: Bear market courage

Quality borrowers

Smaller names fill up

France: tracking inflation out to 30 years

Greece: carrying on consolidating

Sweden: bringing the borrowing back home

Finland: modest size starts to pay off

EIB: quality in breadth

BNG: on the flight route to quality

L-Bank: easy with being smaller

NIB: offering liquidity in smaller sizes

World Bank: prizing speed and flexibility

OeKB: high-grade stays in fashion

Finding ways out of the mire

ABB: facing up to restructuring

The humbling of GE Capital

KPN: its finest hour and after

TMCC: taking caution to good effect

Hedge funds

Investors hang up on hedge funds

How hedge fund strategies fared

Equity research

Where’s the buy-side outrage?

Turkey

Success eludes the victors

AKP gets short shrift from secularist military

Latin America

Left to its own devices

Editorial

Astute Argentina move could still haunt IMF

Front End

Putting a stake in Dracula

Hank hits out at bit-parts

Mercurial Michel in line for new role

Walker’s walkabout in Wogga Wogga

Cades stripped of competition

Market Monitor

The job that nobody wants

Watch for the wave

Currenex moves to secure its future

Ipma looks to make things easy

Finding a way through red tape

A rare example of growth in the gloom

Emerging markets

South Korea takes nuclear threat in its stride

Rupee’s convertibility comes with a caveat

Deals win through despite regional anxiety

Can opportunity outweigh suspicion?

Against the tide

Double bubble, toil and trouble

Deal Insider

Tyco’s excesses stretch into the capital markets

Flipside

A new world order of elderly Ferraris and generic vodka

People

Eric Meyer

Dick Feehan