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Will the 'Mittelstand' learn to love syndicated loans? Germany's midsize corporations are breaking away from dependence on bilateral banking relationships.
Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 22 (1997) 7, pp. 37
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The rise of the Euroactivist - A new breed of lobbyist offers to help investing institutions bring shareholder value to corporate Europe.
Watts, Christopher; Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 22 (1997) 6, pp. 41-58
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CORPORATE FINANCE - The cash conundrum - No more tax breaks on buybacks? Here's how U.K. CFOs and their bankers devised new ways to streamline corporate capital accounts.
Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 22 (1997) 5, pp. 39-40
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Anglo-American's new challenge - Through a century of turmoil, South Africa's oldest mining house has kept its power and influence. Can it continue to prosper in an era of transpar...
Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 22 (1997) 2, pp. 41-48
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On the road again - Launching a global issue is no job for a home-movie-maker. Time to call in a global road show coordinator.
Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 21 (1996) 10, pp. 34-36
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Are rights wrong? For raising additional equity, rights issues are as British as cricket. But critics charge they raise the cost of capital.
Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 21 (1996) 10, pp. 33
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Trading corporate debt - If bankers have their way, the secondary trading of syndicated debt will become commonplace in Europe. Some borrowers are coming round to the idea.
Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 21 (1996) 9, pp. 41
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006325804
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Volvo's lonesome road - After backing out of its marriage to Renault, the Swedish automaker is placing huge bets on a risky new strategy to go it alone. Will it pay of?
Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 21 (1996) 4, pp. 39-44
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Clients grow choosy - In a growing dimate of'What can you do for me?', U.S. banks are thriving.
Wootliff, Benjamin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 21 (1996) 3, pp. 28-30
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