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Equities - Seeking bright spots - As volumes and margins fall in conventional sales, trading and new issues, leading equity firms are desperate for new sources of revenue. Many are...

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 88-89

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Corporate bonds - Safe, simple and small - Extreme volatility in the credit markets means that for now small deals from rare borrowers are doing better than large, liquid deals fro...

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 58-61

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Investment banking - The downside of prop trading - As investment banks turn ever more to proprietary trading to make profits amid the market slow-down, their reported earnings are...

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 54-61

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US economy - A question of leadership - Diversionary preoccupations make it unlikely that the US will drive world recovery.

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 42-49

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Where will the money come from? Until the market debacles of the past couple of years investment banks had grown used to new doors to profit opening as old ones closed. With that n...

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 42-47

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Euromoney Awards for Excellence - North America - No bank has a clear lead in both the US and Canada in equities or debt, but Merrill Lynch has the strongest M& A franchise on the...

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 120-121

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Euromoney Awards for Excellence - Global Awards - In a year of falling securities markets, liquidity crises, credit blow-ups, scandals and falling business volumes, only the very b...

Lee, Peter; Marshall, Julian; Evans, Nick; Currie, Antony; … - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 49-65

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US equities - ECNs take on Nasdaq - Nasdaq's planned introduction of its new SuperMontage trading platform has ECNs complaining that it is more of a competitor than an exchange.

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 198

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Equity markets - Beware of biotech - Despite the dot com bubble, US investors have continued to snap up the IPOs of healthcare and biotech companies with unproven technology and no...

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 116-119

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Equity markets - Beware of biotech - Despite the dot com bubble, US investors have continued to snap up the IPOs of healthcare and biotech companies with unproven technology and no...

Currie, Antony - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 116-119

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006267252

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