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Articles in November, 2001 issue of Financial News

• Deutsche deletes UBS from Echostar.
• CSFB probe into broker role in deal.
• Liffe deal unlikely to trigger consolidation.
• Friends Ivory & Sime regroups.
• BondBook has plug pulled after failing to gain mass.
• Principal prices rise as share prices plummet.
• Profits warnings provide proof of global downturn.
• Berlin stock exchange.
• Maxwell.
• The importance of being euro.
• Deutsche loses e50m in equity underwriting.
• Deutsche folds Grenfell into DB Capital Partners.
• Railtrack puts PPP in jeopardy.
• Denholm quits Scottish Widows.
• Morgan Stanley stays among front-runners.
• Incubators in rethink as downturn bites.
• Leak proves difficulties of security.
• Eurofighter.
• Bank jobs.
• ZeTek Power.
• Cheuvreux fined E7.6m by CMF.
• Tiger veterans win $500m backing.
• FRS 17 sends out a wake-up call.
• Lennard reveals investment style.
• Fund managers focus on trading cost savings.
• Putting backbone into global STP connectivity.
• House prices.
• Vodafone/Mannesmann.
• Porsche.
• Lazard to offer equity to retain its partners.
• BrokerTec to launch first-time bond products.
• Surprise winner among investment banks.
• Lazard sale hits Timberlake's IMS.
• Bernstein and Deutsche hired by BBC pensions.
• US buyers take 40% of new Turkish bonds.
• Multi-level assistance made an impact.
• Easyscreen sees increase in turnover.
• BHF-Bank.
• Central European Bank.
• Allied Domecq.
• A firm by any other name.
• Euronext approached LSE for deal in spring.
• O'Neal comments upset Merrill staff.
• Time for a chief exec at Deutsche Bank.
• Boots used the primary markets in bond deals.
• Illinois acts as Dresdner's Stack joins Soros as CEO.
• New blood at the Bank of New York.
• Nelson gives CSFB hiring headache.
• Railtrack.
• StepStone.
• Electricite de France.
• A real bunker mentality.
• Zurich Capital finalises indices deals.
• Securities boosts Deutsche Bank.
• Manager salaries surveyed.
• BRI Partners seeds Orchard.
• Companies leave analysts in the dark.
• Data tools 'prerequisite' for T+1.
• Oil prices.
• Harry Potter.
• Channel 4.
• City and footie culture to merge.
• Merrill Lynch lays off staff in Asia Pacific.
• Hooked on catching the elusive sea trout.
• Clerical Medical set to boost investment staff.
• BNP Paribas enjoys the benefits of banking merger.
• Online brokers prepare for a period of consolidation.
• Opec delays cut in output as prices are forced down.
• LCI.
• Oakley/Luxottica.
• Pick a name for Deutsche Borse.
• Execution-only brokers facing EU rule threat.
• UBS boosts European business.
• Hawkpoint expands in continental Europe.
• Active managers to win Calpers' millions.
• SecFinex updates system.
• Evolution grows into niche spot.
• Private equity in trouble as small floats prove unpopular exit route.
• World's second largest producer defies Opec.
• British Biotech.

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