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"It'll all work out in the end" - The HSBC Group has a laissez-faire approach to integration - put two units side by side and see if they co-operate. The management of HSBC Markets...

Duyn, Aline van - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 28

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Some day my price will come - Euromoney's 60-page celebration of a Euromarket revival starts with a warning.

Duyn, Aline van - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 33-38

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Whose risk? Whose reward? - How do you reward individual performance yet rein in the risks the performers take?

Duyn, Aline van - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 60-86

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Credit risk for sale. Any buyers? - What is the one risk inherent in all financial transactions that can't be hedged?

Duyn, Aline van - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 41-44

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Assets enhanced by swaps...and swaps that look like assets - Swapped assets used to be out of reach for most smaller investors. But methods of securitizing the product and immunizi...

Duyn, Aline van - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 48-54

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Investors play hard-to-get - Huge demand for infrastructure finance attracts few private investors. Asian countries must seek alternatives to the export-credit agencies - US bonds...

Duyn, Aline van - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 72-75

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006334068

First pick your index - You haven't got room to a store a million barrels of oil, and you don't trust the precious-metals markets, but you've heard that commodities are a good hedg...

Duyn, Aline van - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 39-41

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006334092

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