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Articles in May, 2002 issue of Financial News

• FIS jumps into the big league.
• Multex to build web solution for Credit Suisse fund arm.
• Fiat drags down auto bonds as sector out-performs.
• Hopes lift for manufacturing recovery.
• Unilever brokership proves fruitful for Deutsche Bank.
• Thomson Corporation to list in US.
• Barclays Capital hires Lehman veteran for credit trading.
• UK fund management body rejects activist proposals.
• COB supports internalisation crackdown.
• Lehman Brothers hires Nadd-Aubert.
• Royal Bank is still keen on buy-outs.
• Investment houses ditch brokers.
• Analysts give Deutsche B?rse initiative a cool reception.
• Georgeson Shareholder makes European hires.
• Buyside curbs investment in IT.
• Hermes presses Six Continents.
• TMT behaviour follows a pattern.
• Analysts cast doubt on SG acquisition forecasts.
• Pension funds hit by insurers' risk cap.
• Manager moves to shore up struggling split trust.
• Brut begins trading on Nasdaq InterMarket.
• UniCredito buys Momentum fund of fund operation.
• Rothschild advises BAA on NATs rescue attempt.
• Skandia appoints SEI for fund services.
• Bridgepoint pulls sale of OyezStraker.
• Lehman creates management tier.
• Global head of equities leaves MLIM.
• Four private equity houses interested in Fiat subsidiary.
• Merrill to review pay at investment arm.
• Nymex chief in talks with LME.
• Maverick Prada belies his traditionalist credentials.
• Quarrell calls for regulator reforms.
• WM claims consultants unwilling to disclose.
• Green light for French sell-offs.
• Technology revolutionises market's inner workings.
• Security firm in buy-out talks with Swedish rival.
• UK pension funds target private equity.
• Briefs: IMA hire/New Janus office in Italy/ISA sales rise.
• Candover hires Kinzius for new German operations.
• William Hill float offers chiefs [pounds sterling]4.5m carrot.
• Private equity writedowns continue to drag down UBS profits.
• DrKW hires for credit derivatives team in New York.
• Punch flotation suffers [pounds sterling]2bn knockout.
• OM's search for CFO ends with Nordberg appointment.
• Founder to take no cash from [pounds sterling]277m easyJet rights issue.
• Cassani collects [pounds sterling]9.5m as deal passes Go to Easyjet.
• BT fund reduces FRS17 deficit by more than half.
• Allianz hires Deutsche and DrKW as part of Dresdner refinancing.
• Chemist chain accused of massaging profit figures.
• Currenex made donations to Senator investigating rival.
• Third of UK pension funds want legislation on Myners.
• Keeping London open and fair.
• Rival companies rally around 3i.
• PFM secures a [pounds sterling]31m listing in UK.
• Loss-makers head for market.
• Deutsche B?rse offers e-voting.
• Spate of insolvencies marks watershed in German market.
• Investors targeting $4bn from Merrill over losses.
• UK institutional investors to vote on Unocal activity in Myanmar.
• NIB Capital Private Equity to take in third-party investors.
• Esporta rejects Duke St offer.
• OM to develop clearing service for Australian brokers.
• Duke Street contemplates hostile takeover.
• PAI wins independence from BNP Paribas.
• Credit Agricole's Abelson returns to Intervalor.
• Russian equity activity continues with Sibneft sale.
• Day in the Life: Henrietta Royle, chief executive of BOOST.
• Advent International buys Viatris for [euro]375m.
• Boisi ousted after bitter bout of in-fighting at JP Morgan.
• Lazard and Deutsche are in the frame for Italian job.
• Intertek rises after pricing at bottom of range.
• Paris turns on Messier.
• Azimut has ambitious plans after flotation.
• Lawyers cool on voting clause.
• West Sussex pension fund tightens risk profile.
• Hedge funds raise [pounds sterling]2m.
• BNPP gets leg-up in the UK.
• AQ to publish analysts' accuracy league table.
• The launch of SuperMontage poses a huge threat to ECNs.
• Duke Street focuses on Germany with new hires.

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