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EQUITY FOCUS: Sector selection - The euro will force investors to analyze stocks on a pan-European sectoral basis
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1998
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pp. 26-28
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The end of easy profits - Asset swappers have had a spectacularly successful 12 months while all their products - from synthetic floaters to tax and credit plays - were in favour w...
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1994
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pp. 35-39
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The last piece of the jigsaw - Correlation risk is the last frontier of the derivatives experts. If they can crack this one, it seems, the management of differential swaps, amortiz...
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1993
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pp. 29-33
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Exotics enter the mainstream - Leverage is still mostly a dirty word among derivatives end-users, but not so the exotic. Derivatives are providing sensible solutions in some far-fl...
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1997
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pp. 127-142
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Credit derivatives get cracking - This is the future. They will transform the way banks use their balance sheets, the way investors and insurers manage credit risk, and the way one...
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1996
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pp. 28-34
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Risk management's final frontier - Operational risk is bigger and spookier than credit and market risk. It's difficult even to identify, let alone quantify. But some number-crunche...
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1996
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pp. 74-79
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The advantages of Mips, Quips and Decs - Hybrid preferred securities are taking the US markets by storm. Innovation-averse foreign companies should take a deep breath and join the...
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1995
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pp. 62-67
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The Rorac revolution - Every bank should have one - a system for measuring its returns on risk-adjusted capital. But the technique is in its infancy and, because of the obsession w...
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1995
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pp. 36-38
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Playing it safe with currency options - Corporate treasurers have regained their confidence in derivatives - indeed, some are even trading for profit. Now, was that a forward extra...
Parsley, Mark
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Euromoney
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1995
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pp. 104-107
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