Euromoney : the journal of the world's capital and money markets-April 1999 1999

Publication: Euromoney : the journal of the world's capital and money markets

Number: April 1999 1999

Type: Normal

Rights: InC

Title	Author	Pages
European Union: indecision and delay
Germany's secret gamblers: Pfandbriefe
Has Canberra blown it?: Australia
Back in the bulge-bracket: Chase Manhattan
Wolfensohn shuffles the deck: IFC
The joys of the new Euromarket: Eurobonos
Losing other people's money: cover story
From little acorns: Kazakhstan
Waiting for the ice to melt: Russia
Poland awaits a pensions boost: Poland
The golden triangle and beyond: Eastern Europe
A world without privatization: Spanish equities
The Slovak Republic: a new government, a new economy
Not out of the woods yet: bank privatization is finally underway in Romania. But the government needs to do much more to stave off financial crisis and reinvigorate a moribund economy
A step in the right direction: Nigeria
New-generation banking: Nigeria
Sustaining the unsustainable: Turkey
The rebirth of Egyptian securities. Privatization and a new chairman of the stock exchange are spearheading the growth of the Egypt's capital markets
Banks feel the breeze of competition. Egypt's banking system is dominated by four big state-owned banks
Thais are learning to smile again: Thailand
Telling a new story: Philippines
Philippine National Bank: the "people's Bank"
Planes, trains and internet kiosks : business travel poll. The world's best hotels, airlines and airports according to the preferences of senior executives across the globe.