Infrastructure
ING exits Asian equities
ING Group is currently in talks with Australia’s Macquarie Bank over the sale of its Asian equity sales, trading, research and equity capital markets businesses. The bank plans to retain its equity derivatives business in the region.
LNG drive gears up
Rankings 2004
Lost in translation
Many credit market participants agree that a single European financial services market would be good for all concerned. But there is widespread doubt over whether the EU is the right architect for the project. Oliver Holtaway reports
Laying down the law
The debate surrounding the publication of market reform proposals by a group of leading bondholders – the so-called Group of 26 – is hotting up. Issuers have reacted negatively to what has in effect amounted to a series of ultimatums. Laurence Neville…
the price is right?
Derivatives valuation
finding brahman: in search of the best fund managers
Finding the right managers in the right geographical and investment sectors, and rewarding the best performers, is the key to healthy returns for funds of hedge funds
Crunch calls
High-yield market
Right place,right time
Private placements
Tragedy or farce?
Parmalat focus
Running dry
Bond outlook
NAB scandal highlights op risks in trading, yet again
Regulatory update
US Congressman blasts Basel II while supervisors forge ahead
Regulatory Update
All change on the BIS op risk team
Regulatory update
Dabbling with credit
Credit derivatives
Year of the note
Retail products
People
People briefs
A complex framework
Regulations
News in brief
News in brief
Taking a hit
Risk management
Building scenarios
Operational risk
Basel across boundaries
Profile
The novel structurer
Profile
Reverse cliquets: end of the road?
Plunging equity volatility in the past six months may have hit dealers’ reverse cliquet and Napoleon hedge positions