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Articles in March, 2002 issue of Financial News

• Howard's CSFB team made $500m for firm.
• Merrill's split-cap fears.
• Making a mess of privatisation.
• ETF sector shows growth.
• Marble Bar is planning two funds.
• Auto bond issuance volumes set to drop.
• Fast growth for equity products.
• US economy.
• JD Wetherspoon.
• EU brewers.
• Turn me on baby, insure me.
• CrestCo wants a part in settlement consolidation.
• Marching across the Devil's Staircase.
• Insurance firms target VC risks.
• Equity prices rally to leave utility bonds lagging behind.
• Mercer outstrips Watson in managers' poll.
• FX online markets pick up pace.
• Welcome to the madhouse.
• Competition Commission in UK prepares for shake-up.
• Investment banking needs both wings and a prayer.
• Carlyle Group to open a second London office.
• Federated Investors see volatility opening.
• Exchange-traded turnover reaches a global record.
• UK companies flouting the rules on audit independence.
• Preparation is the way to success in the interview.
• Taking a sabbatical - in Kosovo.
• GE woes spark flight to quality.
• Performer with many strings to her bow.
• Jennings secures a quick mandate.
• GSAM boosts net revenue on back of reviving European interest in equity.
• New issue surge to continue in US bonds.
• Exchanges face challenge for regional role in Europe.
• [pounds sterling]3.7m payout for Schroders' chairman despite first loss.
• Spread betting.
• Davis Service Group\Sophus Berendsen.
• BBVA/Bank of Spain.
• Private equity investors back Rubenstein.
• HSBC hints at an investment retreat.
• UK tipped to exempt firms from tax on share disposals.
• Standard Life looks for Coppock signal result.
• Stock selection rises in importance.
• Start is slower compared with last year's volumes.
• Deutsche makes Paul head of Asia.
• Cable company to make cuts to fund [pounds sterling]5bn debt.
• Rolls Royce.
• BT.
• Fidelity is best active manager.
• Myners suggests buffers for FRS17.
• Sarasin deal to prompt Swiss bank mergers.
• Analysts predict a sluggish recovery on the Neuer Markt.
• Nokia keeps line open to new ideas.
• Weakness revealed of single risk measurement.
• View from on high.
• DrKW holds on to Wal-Mart mandate.
• OM chief sees bonus drop 80%.
• UBS Warburg aims for US FIG deals.
• MFS plans growth in Europe.
• BT and Sphere sign online alliance.
• European markets seek new share issues abroad.
• Headhunters seek more controls.
• Those happy few...
• Frankfurt demands radical legislation.
• Banks in crisis talks over split cap trusts.
• Takeover Directive 'dead in the water'.
• Northern to strengthen research.
• Intelsat decision to list may prompt more floats.
• Hermes expands activist team to more than 30.
• Online FX trading sees a surge in popularity.
• Britannic.
• Shareholders left penniless as refinancing is dropped.
• MMO2.
• It's all in black and white.
• COB pushes through changes to takeovers.
• Aon hit by Bartlett departure.
• Bankers urged to join in EC competition debate.
• Fund managers snub BiE survey on SRI attitudes.
• Former Soros head Reid joins Moore Capital.
• Longitude starts derivatives auctions.
• E-dealing in derivatives sees banks' own launch.
• Italian economy.

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