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Articles in December, 2002 issue of Financial News

• New merger proposals to be clearer.
• Aberdeen to rethink staff remuneration.
• European firms broaden their online horizons.
• Share performance before issue is no guarantee.
• Nicola Horlick may sound like a scaremonger, but that's no reason to think there aren't scary things.
• Court judgment shows up Swiss standards.
• Mrs Moneypenny: Tight security for Zhu and my MGG.
• Economists say rate cut is needed to revive economy.
• Deloitte partners in [pounds sterling]100m windfall.
• Aberdeen Asset Management profits fall in line with expectations.
• LibertyView Capital Management sold to US fund manager.
• Morgan Stanley to try Lukoil sale again.
• Carron replaces Bue as Credit Agricole chairman.
• Vivendi beats Vodafone for control of Cegetel.
• CSFB completes first Greek ECM deal in three years.
• CapMan makes first investment since reorganisation.
• Breton discloses France Telecom debt restructuring.
• Volumes surge on electronic exchanges.
• Bear Stearns boosts telecoms team with senior analyst hire.
• CME's public offer a first for US exchanges.
• Orb's Izodia bid jeopardised by cash return to shareholders.
• Hunter looks to snare House of Fraser prey.
• Vivendi cleans out board as stock soars.
• CAC 40 changes to benefit TotalFinaElf.
• Putnam Lovell chief retires.
• EU sets up Forum Group to ensure best practice.
• Enterprise Act forces directors to think twice.
• Broken promises threaten bonuses.
• Merrill cuts more staff.
• Teddy climbs Everest for charity.
• Duke St steps up for Sporting Index.
• Gartmore lures European equity manager from Rothschild.
• Insight changes management structure after RAM buy-out.
• Yukos issues convertible bonds in record year for Russia.
• Brand quits SLC for UK boutique.
• Credit Suisse raises Sfr1.25bn via mandatory convertible.
• MLIM drops senior UK equities manager.
• New EU merger rules pass first regulatory hurdle.
• Bank of America to acquire about 25% of Mexican bank.
• Commerzbank hit by downgrade from Moody's.
• Court ruling opens door to wave of company damages claims.
• Davies leaves FSA seeking new chief.
• HVB in German multi-manager debut.
• Banks line up for possible Six Continents bid.
• Bear Stearns culls more jobs.
• LSE comes out fighting over derivatives venture.
• Legal threat blow to SRI investors.
• Fixed income best for UK, says Rogge.
• German companies remain opaque on pay.
• Dealing with the deal junkies.
• Stock-picking the festive way.
• Fresco wins battle for chairmanship.
• EU takeover rules face fresh opposition.
• Citigroup leads largest Egyptian pound corporate bond.
• Pension funds snub KKR.
• Topcall opts for Vienna Stock Exchange.
• French banking merger could trigger 5,000 redundancies.
• Goldman and CSFB advise on [euro]2bn General Electric deal.
• Raetting replaces Breuer at Deutsche Borse.
• Citigroup's Weill likely to escape prosecution.
• Gartmore and DrKW go live on SwiftNet FIX.
• Credit Suisse arm fined record [pounds sterling]4m.
• Dexion fund of hedge funds gets UK listing.
• EU enters German fund discrimination row.
• With Annuity Losses Mounting,.
• Computershare acquires Canada's EFA Software.
• Lazard is top merger adviser in a poor year for bids.
• Merrill secures discount Casema sale for France Telecom.
• California turns the heat on buyout funds' secrecy.
• Emerging markets suffer equity outflows in second half.
• Europe's dealmaking surpasses mergers activity in gun-shy US.
• Financial institutions M&A at lowest for 10 years.
• Crawford made millions on failing split-cap trusts.
• Remnant weighs in on mergers draft.
• BC Partners top buy-out poll.
• Mike Foster: FX opportunities are out there.
• Macquarie enters fund of hedge funds business.
• Markets embrace web despite dot-com disasters.
• GSTPA failed to prove its business case.
• HSBC is most admired. Really.

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