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GEWINNUNGSTECHNIK - Dynamische Prüfung von Hydraulikstempeln

Stoinski, Kazimierz; Voss, Richard - In: Glückauf : die Fachzeitschrift für Rohstoff, Bergbau … 134 (1998) 10, pp. 559-561

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Social sources of information in opportunity recognition: Effects of mentors, industry networks, and professional forums

Ozgen, Eren; Baron, Robert A. - In: Journal of business venturing 22 (2007) 2, pp. 174-192

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Renewing Canada's Manufacturing Economy: A Regional Comparison, 1973-1996

Brown, Mark - In: Growth and change : a journal of urban and regional policy 36 (2005) 2, pp. 220-243

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Private banking survey - What it takes to keep up with the wealthy - Global wealth is growing and so, dramatically, are the assets under management of the world's largest private banks. Senior management at the top 20 institutions according to Euromoney's latest survey reveal the secrets of their success. Plus the battle for supremacy in Germany, and why India is set to be one of the hottest new ...

Avery, Helen; Brown, Mark; Shastri, Kautilya - In: Euromoney (2006), pp. 72-85

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Debt markets - Federal-Mogul's transatlantic tangle - The Federal-Mogul Corporation, through its subsidiaries in the US and the UK, is at the heart of the most complicated cross-border insolvency ever.

Brown, Mark - In: Euromoney (2005), pp. 154-157

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Africa - South African companies push forward empowerment - The massive shift of equity ownership needed in post-apartheid South Africa was always going to be a tough task. And while there will never be a template for deals, a range of structuring and financing strategies are taking shape.

Brown, Mark - In: Euromoney (2005), pp. 96-99

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Covered bonds - Opportunities rise despite growing pains - The EU has at last introduced uniformed covered bond market legislation, but practitioners still doubt if it will create the pan-European mortgage funding market they desire. Concerns are growing about the real levels of liquidity in the jumbo market. But investors still love the product, and are driving record levels of supply.

Brown, Mark; Neville, Laurence - In: Euromoney (2005), pp. 89-105

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European banking - Europe's new financial cornershops - Public-sector banks in Europe have hit on a new and potentially profitable idea. They're trying to turn themselves into localised versions of the universal banking model. Who are some of the successful early movers? And we look at how Europe's cooperative banks are teaming up in debt capital markets.

Moore, Philip; Brown, Mark - In: Euromoney (2005), pp. 116-139

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How European governments Enronized their debts - The European bond markets are built on a lie. Western Europe's governments are using corporate financing techniques to artificially lower their official debt levels. How have they done it, and what does it mean for investors?

Brown, Mark; Chambers, Alex - In: Euromoney (2005), pp. 82-89

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Euroclear: Friend or foe? Some securities market participants are uncertain about Euroclear's intentions. It wants to create a single, low-cost European securities market but this vision hasn't convinced everyone, not least because Euroclear also seems to want to expand the role of its custodian bank.

Brown, Mark - In: Euromoney (2005), pp. 42-47

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