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Middle East - Rising local contenders exploit their special skills. Gulf International Bank and National Bank of Kuwait have grown aggressively.
Featherstone, James - In: Euromoney (1999), pp. 116-122
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Asia - Citi and HSBC battle it out again for top pan-Asian bank. HSBC's deep roots and Scottish prudence help it cope best in hard times. Merrill Lynch has most Asian strong points...
Dyson, Jack; Featherstone, James; Irvine, Steven - In: Euromoney (1999), pp. 110-115
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Looking after Latin paper - As funds flow into Latin America, business grows for custodians.
Featherstone, James - In: Euromoney (1997), pp. 133-142
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Integrated banking Is one-stop enough? - Relying on a single bank for advice and execution of debt and equity on the same transaction may be convenient for a corporate
Featherstone, James - In: Corporate finance : a Euromoney publication (1997) 152, pp. 18-22
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France A new era in M& A? - A hostile bid, the first tax-free demerger and cleverly structured domestic deals
Featherstone, James - In: Corporate finance : a Euromoney publication (1997) 146, pp. 10-14
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Middle East - Lebanon gets back to the hub - Recent reforms have raised hopes that Lebanon's capital markets are set for growth.
Featherstone, James - In: Euromoney (2006), pp. 193-197
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