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Articles in November, 2002 issue of Financial News

• S&P adds doubts to Swiss Life solvency.
• Denmark and Iceland CSDs link up for cross-border settlement.
• Dow Jones launches new platform with Wall Street Source.
• Memo could make law firms reconsider US mergers.
• Wall St unconvinced by research plan.
• ETF providers move to cut fees.
• Market gets what it deserves.
• Liberty Ermitage targets start-ups.
• Companies review their communications strategies.
• Quality comes to fore as the economy slows.
• UK Chancellor warns of problems facing economy.
• EU business-reform proposal meets opposition of lobbyists.
• D'Angerville to lead JP Morgan public sector practice in Europe.
• Bain Capital buying spree takes in Rhodia chemicals unit.
• Equity markets need big boost to attract retail investors.
• Research analysts see a future in boutiques.
• Chicago Board of Trade's CEO steps down.
• Alpha Investment Management hires senior marketer.
• Galileo Innovation plans three listings on same day.
• International accounting regulator cracks down on treatment of options.
• DrKW to consolidate securities processing with Calypso.
• China Telecom prices at bottom of range.
• Global settlement on research 'too expensive'.
• Investment banker joins Isis's SRI team.
• Citigroup to relaunch Smith Barney in Europe.
• Banker cleared of bomb threat.
• Lawyers call for EC heads to roll.
• Optima reckons short selling is key.
• Spain opens arms to VCs.
• EU prospectus directive causes concern.
• IT research firms start to consolidate.
• Mid-sized houses feel the squeeze.
• Grupo mF to expand internationally.
• Pension providers told to audit effect of Myners.
• Tough new law will criminalise cartels.
• Beacon Hill given days to confirm funds transfer.
• Latham & Watkins expands capital markets team.
• Commerzbank loses [euro]133m in third quarter.
• Whitehead Mann profits fall, but board practice expands.
• Standard Life in [pounds sterling]4bn equity disposal.
• Unigestion hires Citigroup director to crack European market.
• 'Fantasist' Grubman in fresh row.
• Rohatyn advises HSBC on $14bn acquisition.
• Hogarth Davies Lloyd hires consultants.
• Euronext vies for CBOT trade platform contract.
• Half of all UK defined benefit schemes have closed.
• Companies threaten IASB over share option changes.
• Vivendi requests investigation into surge in trading volumes.
• More amputations needed.
• Credit Lyonnais looks to triple its French mid-cap revenues.
• Close declares it is open to making big acquisitions.
• Shore makes senior hire.
• Mrs Moneypenny: Saved from a Novotel nightmare.
• Collateral growth in OTCs fuelled by credit risk concerns.
• Fallen angels offer some hope in the search for value.
• L&G judges time is ripe to pick out bolt-on buys.
• Citigroup retains top FX dealing award.
• France Inc. is fuming at top rating agencies.
• Oilman leads a $15bn bid for Vivendi Universal.
• Scor launches [euro]381m rights issue.
• Close Brothers hires three investment managers.
• Carlyle Group appoints IBM's Louis Gerstner as chairman.
• Algorithmics allies with Bloomberg on risk management.
• BNP Paribas drives conslidation with Credit Lyonnais stake.
• General Atlantic finances Xchanging's international ambitions.
• Kingston sought Soros millions.
• Redundancy payments are on a downward curve.
• Santander raises [euro]600m from Banesto sale.
• Morgan Stanley stands by analyst in [euro]100m lawsuit.
• Venture Finance sets up structured finance team.
• UK investors voice disquiet at executive remuneration.
• 'Gagging order' on Commerzbank executive.
• Hawkpoint hires Ex-Deutsche director for restructuring team.
• Saacke defects to Artemis from sellside.
• Two left standing after Edinburgh Fund Managers bloodbath.
• Bank Sarasin closes underperforming hedge fund.
• Uncertainty takes its toll on M&A activity.
• Hewitt Bacon & Woodrow hires senior researchers.
• Beacon Hill losses provoke CSFB/Tremont index fall.
• [pounds sterling]58,980 - the average salary for workers in the City.

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