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Euromoney : the journal of the world's capital and money markets-Número 375 2000

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

Número: Número 375 2000

Tipo: Normal

Derechos: InC

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What made Manuel blow the whistle?. South Africa has had its share of wars, protests and punch-ups: Boer against Brit, black against white and black against black. But a scrummage between white-collar corporations was something new.
The end of the world as we know it: This yearns awards for excellence are a final farewell to domestic banking. Local banks may have the best retail and local currency wholesale operations in country, foreign institutions, with a handful of branches.
Reality hits mad merger pricing: Last yearns high-margin financing for Olivetti may have been the peak for fees and prices on the syndication of huge merger loans. Institutionals investors are stepping in to fill a possible gap in bank liquidity.
Dot coms discover another Eden: Latin America has the worldns fastest-growing population of internet users. Growing nearly as fast are the internet companies feeding that demand. Venture capital and private equity firms trying to get in ground floor.
Banks struggle to deliver their internet promises: At the start of 2000, many banks trumpeted their ability to distribute new bond issues online, fearful of being left behind by eager issuers.
Now the real work starts: with the euro and Y2K safely hurdled, the securities industry is sizing up straight through processing as the next obstacle to create a more efficient global market.