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Articles in February, 2002 issue of Financial News

• Tube financing to be revealed.
• Top guns for hire, so await fireworks.
• CapMan raises healthy first close despite difficult climate.
• IMA must act to avoid legislation.
• Equities underperformed credit market in January.
• Shareholders say no to a vote on pay.
• Warrants growth in Madrid launches electronic platform.
• Airtours and Stagecoach lead the way as companies review links to troubled giant.
• Insolvencies.
• United Pan-Europe Communications.
• Votes put CSFB top of research league.
• German authority launches attack on Monti.
• US venture firms feel pressure to invest.
• CSFB names European firms with pensions risk.
• BP faces shareholder environment resolution.
• Twin giants dominate banking scene.
• Citigroup names two to look after clients.
• Russian debt.
• Ryanair.
• British Airways.
• Yell plans early IPO.
• Italy's largest fund asks for tenders.
• Compulsory voting looms for investors.
• Selection activity hit by FRS17.
• Barclays attracts elite clients.
• Moody's is forced to drop proposed rating changes.
• Swiss banks see lead eroded for institutions.
• Icap to allow wider choice of currencies.
• Werner Seifert.
• Shareholders prevent UK cruise company's merger.
• British Airways.
• Commerzbank appoints Goldman to sell Jupiter.
• Eden hires top executives.
• Credit Suisse could soon become target.
• Hedge fund to lead Nyman start-up.
• Ratings pressured as TMTs slump.
• Big boys find the middle market already crowded.
• CSFB makes Ogunlesi bank chief.
• Kirch Gruppe.
• Alldays.
• Go-Ahead.
• Desmond joins rash of new hedge funds.
• IASB gets tough on stock option costs.
• UBS Warburg predicts upturn in tech mergers.
• BT fund is facing tricky times.
• Ford's E5bn bond lifts investors.
• Converts dominate US ECM.
• Regulation sparks systems protest.
• Auditors.
• Ryanair.
• Canary Wharf.
• Wall Street banks to fight analyst reforms.
• Scottish Widows to invest [pounds sterling]400m in property sector.
• Time to cut out the temptation.
• AB and Invesco ahead in gains.
• Utility bonds facing downgrade pressures.
• SG hires Conde to drive its expansion abroad.
• Milne to join front office software firm.
• Equitable Life.
• Railtrack.
• Former Boodles club chairman jailed.
• Can L&G solve Japanese riddle?
• DeAM boosts London office.
• Analyst shares cause concern.
• Piper Jaffray targets the undervalued.
• Haines sticks to his guns at LC&P.
• Russian firm becomes the second company to join Newex this year.
• US pension funds propose a plan for accounting reform.
• Bisys gains share of European sector.
• Telecoms auction.
• Woolworths.
• Global Crossing.
• Andersen's last big idea.
• LSE equity derivatives plan runs into trouble.
• ABN hires Mullen from JP Morgan.
• European investors earn praise for best practice.
• E*Trade closer to full broking goal.
• Canadian railways wins plaudits for investor relations.
• Corporate actions to be next big issue.
• Fish.

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