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  • Foreign banks are finding themselves out in the cold when it comes to providing project finance for the country's big power, petrochemical and infrastructure deals. By Dominic Jones
  • The good old glory days were back – briefly
  • Asia's wealthy patriarchs have yet to embrace the formal management of family wealth. However, their children and grandchildren are starting to recognize the value of the family office product offered by private banks. By Fiona Haddock.
  • The foreign exchange industry is enjoying a quiet boom as investors turn to currency in the search for elusive yield. Nick Ferguson reports.
  • Amid the euphoria of the dotcom boom, many private bankers stood their ground, believing the internet would not radically change a business that is, by its very nature, highly personalized. They were right, says Fiona Haddock.
  • With interest rates falling through the floor, miserly bond yields and a daunting equity market, many investors are attracted by structured notes that offer the promise of bucking the market, says Nick Ferguson.
  • Making the move from wine connoisseur to wine collector involves careful research and preparation and a certain amount of self control says wine specialist Ignatius Chan.
  • As house prices in Britain's north-east soar, many investors are looking beyond the country's capital to invest. But this is simply a ripple effect with London as the catalyst, says Hugh Obbard, who points instead to a new wave of demand for London's blue-chip addresses.
  • The man who once vowed to be the master of wealth tells Gina San why holding cash is cool.
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  • Enormous demand and bullish equity markets has enabled two Taiwanese companies to sell convertible bonds with a negative yield to investors. A flurry of other Taiwanese CBs has followed, including one with a rare negative conversion premium. Mark B Johnson reports.
  • Who do the private bankers trust?