Euromoney

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  Año 2002, Número 393

  • Deadline for EU compliance approaches

    pág. 68

    

  • Pictet takes a stock-picking approach

    pág. 70

    

  • Reforms bear fruit as populism fades

    págs. 72-73

    

  • Adrian Nastase: a premier in a hurry

    págs. 76-77

    

  • Will Russia let growth slip?

    Ben Aris, James Schofield

    págs. 78-86

    

  • Foreigners struggle to tap natural resources

    pág. 88

    

  • The mysterious rise of Itera halted?

    págs. 92-93

    

  • Penza: a region that's won back its fizz

    pág. 94

    

  • The Greater Game

    Erik D'Amato

    págs. 96-99

    

  • Hedge funds: the new investment bubble?

    Julian Marshall

    págs. 102-106

    

  • Embattled Chávez makes a last stand

    Felix Salmon

    págs. 108-109

    

  • Critics attack IMF's standstill proposal

    James Smalhout

    págs. 110-111

    

  • Wall Street stages a modest IPO revival

    Antony Currie

    págs. 112-114

    

  • Bucks and bytes struggle for glory

    Ben Wright, Jules Evans, Tessa Oakley, Tom Marshall, Katie Astbury

    págs. 116-119

    

  • Best bank in online fx

    págs. 120-121

    

  • Best bank in online fixed income

    pág. 120

    

  • Best bank for online equities

    págs. 122-123

    

  • Best site for custody

    págs. 123-124

    

  • Best bank in online derivatives

    pág. 123

    

  • Best site for cash management

    pág. 124

    

  • Deutsche Bank and Citigroup on top

    Andrew Newby

    págs. 125-128

    

  • Ingenuity pays off in tier-one capital

    Nick Kochan

    págs. 129-130

    

  • Banks face risky business of Basle

    Keith Saxton

    págs. 131-134

    

  • Kashagan set to shift balance of oil power

    pág. 136