Euromoney

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  Año 1999, Número 368

  • Winners and losers of new finance law

    James Smalhout

    págs. 68-70

    

  • Regulators calls for deregulation

    págs. 71-72

    

  • Bizkaia and the Guggenheim effect

    Manuel Joaquín Serradilla Sánchez

    págs. 74-75

    

  • Ghosts of the past haunt new dawn

    Michael Peterson

    págs. 78-81

    

  • Slugfest in Bavaria

    David Shirreff

    págs. 87-90

    

  • Being rational about recovery

    Peter Lee

    págs. 93-96

    

  • Asia's new top crop

    Andrew Newby, Alexa Marx

    págs. 100-101

    

  • Kepco: a powerful debut

    Luciano Mondellini

    pág. 104

    

  • China telecom equity: great growth potential

    págs. 105-106

    

  • Airport Authority of Hong Kong: a clean take off

    pág. 105

    

  • China telecom's bond: a coup for pricing power

    pág. 108

    

  • Hutchison Whampoa: a euro breakthrough

    págs. 112-113

    

  • Siam Commercial Bank: laying the ghosts

    pág. 112

    

  • Kowloon-Canton Railway Corp: spot-on timing

    págs. 114-115

    

  • The Philippines: sovereign pioneer

    pág. 114

    

  • The lure of the local market

    Peter Lee

    págs. 117-119

    

  • Donald Tsang: scourge of the hedge funds

    Peter Lee

    págs. 120-122

    

  • Cleaning the hives

    págs. 123-128

    

  • Japanese banks set to wed

    págs. 130-131

    

  • Funding activity of the Republic of Hungary in 2000

    págs. 138-139

    

  • Ringing up big numbers out east

    Charles Piggott

    págs. 146-148

    

  • Not a money-launderer in sight

    pág. 152