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Articles in October, 2001 issue of Financial News

• Regulators divided over insurance.
• Lamfalussy attacks EC over directive.
• M&A activity will grind to halt in airline sector.
• Founder cites culture clash.
• Convertibles market presses for common standards for issuers.
• Asia sending mixed signals for job prospects.
• Old-fashioned and very proud to be so.
• US economy.
• BSkyB.
• Microsoft.
• Goldman securitisation hires.
• Deutsche proves real bond winner.
• TYIM hunts new talent.
• European IR staff lack faith in accuracy of analysts' results.
• Asia-Pacific works towards its goal of speeding up settlement.
• UK firms unprepared for new data regulations.
• LSE/Liffe.
• Operator is the first quoted victim of sector downturn.
• Regus.
• London has highest cost of trading, says report.
• Aberdeen split cap trusts come under fire.
• There are higher priorities than T+1.
• Kingsnorth targets Cuban fund.
• McLean set to increase funds' value.
• Merrill defies difficult markets.
• Reciprocity oils custody's wheels.
• VDMA.
• Terrorists' assets.
• Loss-making Concert to shut down.
• Let sleeping 'diamonds' lie.
• Dobson rakes in [pounds sterling]8m.
• Mack wields the knife at CSFB.
• HgCapital hires strategy head.
• BAM's results hit LRT returns.
• Securitisation becomes safe haven.
• Direct Issue undaunted by dismal market conditions.
• Michael Dobson.
• Moviles.
• Daimler Chrysler.
• Fortis to acquire fund managers in Europe.
• Russian code to protect shareholders.
• LSE faces serious conundrum over Liffe.
• McFarlane reappears at Walter Scott.
• DB and Goldman win big mandates.
• Analysts claim companies hide behind SEC disclosure law.
• Most M&A deals fail to deliver, says research.
• Eurozone.
• London Underground.
• Patsystems.
• You're as young as you feel...
• UK buy-out market stale, says CMBOR.
• It's time to show headhunters a little kindness.
• Webb sees bumper harvest in small caps.
• Forrester paints a bleak picture of the prospects for T+1 settlement.
• Market uncertainties force cost cuts and refocusing.
• Fast tracking to a global consultancy.
• Office of Fair Trading.
• Cendant.
• Huntingdon Life Sciences.
• Goldman makes some noise.
• Funds hit hard in the third quarter.
• Goldman rules out big merger.
• Colt to spark TMT consolidation.
• Arkle to be Threadneedle CIO after sale.
• US may act as catalyst in Europe.
• Nordiclear is the catalyst for change.
• Group of Seven.
• Innogy/Regenesys.
• Vodafone.
• Competition winner.
• Consultation policy aims to ease regulation fears.
• Love of the sea is a natural-born impulse.
• RAM hires Nauphal.
• High default rate prompts search for top analysts.
• Jazztel could swap debt.
• Convertibles prove slightly safer haven.
• Capital markets.
• Lloyd's of London.
• Boosey & Hawkes.
• Beware the Ides of March.

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