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Which banks will-weather the storm? - Pinpointing the survivors. In the second annual emerging-market bank ratings (Emba), Euromoney rates the unrated and gets surprising results....
Caplen, Brian
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Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1998
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pp. 44-52
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A tough race gets tougher - Costs are rising and spreads are falling, but every bank still wants a piece of the forex market. Only one can top our 20th forex poll.
Currie, Antony
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Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1998
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pp. 53-69
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Poll of polls: Battling to join the elite - Euromoney's annual guide to winners and losers shows that organic growth rather than buying other banks may be the best way forward.
Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1998
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pp. 68-70
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Banks: waiting for the impact - The IBCA ranking of Asian banks reveals several institutions in trouble.
Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1997
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pp. 108-116
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It could be worse - Euromoney's country risk ranking keeps ahead of the game.
Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1997
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pp. 60-65
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Pleasing the crowd - The Euromoney poll shows that there are some sharp differences of opinion between borrowers and bankers. But JP Morgan is still at the top.
Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1997
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pp. 167-180
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The rise of the continentals - Merrill Lynch and SBC Warburg are the leaders in Eurobond trading according to this year's poll. ABN Amro, DMG, Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan all scor...
Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1997
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pp. 89-96
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Switzerland takes a tumble - Unemployment, weak consumer demand, Emu pressures hit Europe.
Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1997
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pp. 164-171
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Mergers pay off - Merrill Lynch, SBC Warburg, Chase and Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, all the subject of recent mergers, did well in Euromoneys annual investment bank poll of polls.
Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1997
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pp. 112-115
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Korea's pole position - Korean banks dominate this year's ranking but the inclusion of Australian and New Zealand banks has pushed them downwards. Japanese banks continue to post l...
Dobson, Rebecca
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Euromoney
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1996
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pp. 65-72
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