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Institutionen jenseits des Nationalstaats : das Beispiel des UN Global Compact

Wagner, Jan - In: Globalisierung - Herausforderung an die …, (pp. 217 - 235). 2004

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014555155

Absatz auf neuen Wegen - Online-Kredite: Synergien mit der Filiale

Wagner, Jan - In: Bm : Bank und Markt ; Zeitschrift für Retailbanking 32 (2003) 4, pp. 21-22

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WESTERN EUROPE - GERMANY - Mixed fortunes mark the property investment market, where German banks' open-ended property funds are in crisis, yet Anglo-Saxon investors are doing well in big real estate deals.

Wagner, Jan - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 156 (2006) 961, pp. 46-47

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WESTERN EUROPE - GERMANY - Although neither the economy nor the equity markets did well last year, some important innovations took place in the development of the financial services sector

Wagner, Jan - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 155 (2005) 948, pp. 64-65

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WESTERN EUROPE - GERMANY - Germany's most profitable bank, DEPFA, is headquartered in Dublin. CEO Gerhard Bruckermann explains to Jan Wagner the reasons behind the move and how it has worked out

Wagner, Jan - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 155 (2005) 953, pp. 67

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WESTERN EUROPE - GERMANY - ING's bad experience with its German acquisition BHF has made other global players wary of moving into the market. But there may be niche opportunities with more promise

Wagner, Jan - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 154 (2004) 939, pp. 62-65

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WESTERN EUROPE: Jan Wagner reports on Börse Stuttgart, which is giving Deutsche Börse a run for its money by carving itself a lucrative niche and stealing 90% of warrants trading

Wagner, Jan - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 154 (2004) 938, pp. 46-48

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WESTERN EUROPE - GERMANY - Among the German financial regulator's extensive powers is the right to send officials into any bank board meeting, however secret the topic of discussion. But Jan Wagner reports that even such far-reaching scrutiny has not prevented banking fiascos

Wagner, Jan - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 153 (2003) 933, pp. 64-66

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WESTERN EUROPE - GERMANY - Fledgling German real estate bank Eurohypo considers itself the pan-European leader in its field. CEO Karsten von Köller talks to Jan Wagner about how the bank is attempting to break out of the German market into Europe and the wider world

Wagner, Jan - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 153 (2003) 932, pp. 68-70

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RETAIL - SAVINGS BANKS - Publicly-owned savings banks are holding up well in the economic downturn, as Germany's Sparkassen show

Wagner, Jan - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 153 (2003) 929, pp. 126

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