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Global custody: Who rules in Europe? - The quest for dominance in Europe takes a turn as Deutsche heads up against four major US banks. In a market laden with niche players, no one...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 66-73

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006287082

Regulation: Basel's big exam - The debate on bank capital, credit valuation, liquidity and risk is heating up. The proposals put forward by the Basel committee are demanding answer...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 64-65

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Still off-centre - The ECB has plenty of critics, but in the complex environment of euroland, it hasn't done too badly. Doubts remain about its market operations and crisis tools.

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 102-106

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006288592

Germany: Berlin tax boffins set the agenda - Bureaucrats surprised everybody by saying they'd abolish capital gains tax on corporate crossholdings. But corporate Germany isn't hold...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 58-63

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006288950

Crisis simulation: US experts play at global meltdown - The world economy faces collapse... what do you do? Decision-makers struggle with sovereign defaults, currency runs, market...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 26-30

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006288955

Deals of the year: Trend-setting and ground-breaking - We profile the boldest, the biggest, the most successful and the most controversial deals of 1999. Trail-blazing corporate bo...

Caplen, Brian; Currie, Antony; Lee, Peter; Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 80-101

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006290661

There must be a better way - Should you sell derivatives as a stand-alone product, or integrate them with underlying cash sales? Derivatives players have tussled with this question...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 77-79

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006290662

Austrian capital markets: In search of a renaissance - Viennese markets have lost volume since the euro came in. Domestic securities are unfashionable when investors can choose con...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 36-42

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006290823

HypoVereinsbank: Slugfest in Bavaria - When Bavarids Vereinsbank merged with local rival Hypobank it discovered barely quantifiable losses on real estate. This was a handy way of p...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (1999), pp. 87-92

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006292147

Credit rating: If it moves, rate it - Europe's medium-sized companies need to be rated transparently in order to borrow for less, so new agencies are springing up to challenge Mood...

Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (1999), pp. 77-78

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006292579

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