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Articles in March, 2003 issue of Financial News

• Directors face curbs on pension withdrawals.
• Van der Moolen warns of dismal first quarter.
• Supreme Court ruling complicates Argentina's debt restructuring.
• NASD charges Frank Quattrone.
• Row over generali intensifies s Uncredito buys 2% interest.
• Close Brothers asset management 1H profits fall by half.
• Telkom South Africa cuts IPO price by a quarter.
• FSA says Higgs review 'too prescriptive'.
• Goldman secures CDC mandate from French treasury.
• Isis Asset Management profits down 20% in 2002.
• Quattrone quits CSFB after snubbing regulators.
• Merrill hires five for fixed income from Goldman Sachs.
• New fund to focus on shareholder activism in UK and Europe.
• Talking Point: Peter Young affair remains hidden within FSA history.
• TRW chief made redundant.
• Exchanges grow as equity products gain popularity.
• Premium on investor intelligence.
• SA telecoms firm readies for IPO.
• Rolls-Royce's pensions deficit rises above [pounds sterling]1bn.
• Commission reports Dixons may have 'scale monopoly'.
• Eurohypo moves into Front Arena.
• Credit Lyonnais PE appoints head of mezzanine finance.
• Brokers hit as value of equity trading plummets.
• Barclays Capital loses prime brokerage head.
• Telkom South Africa float finally gets away for [euro]446m.
• Convertibles market may shrink.
• US severance pay is 'over the top'.
• Bailey Morris-Eck: Truce needed in telecoms war.
• Looking for the light at the end of the Credit Suisse First Boston tunnel.
• Institutions seek out property sweet spots.
• Marriott or Starwood may Join CVC in a bid for Six Continents.
• JP Morgan strategist joins First Tennessee.
• Flotation of RSA's Australian business set for May.
• GE loss stirs US pension fears.
• CSAM hires global chief executive.
• Aegon wins European ECM Deal of the Year.
• Sheffield Haworth closes Frankfurt office, expands in Asia.
• Pension plan deficits hit $300bn.
• Former head of convertible bonds sues Commerzbank.
• European private equity returns dip in 2002.
• US balloon maker cancels IPO.
• ING leads in race to launch fund for Chinese.
• Paul Talbot quits Edinburgh Fund Managers.
• Private banks lose 8% of assets in 2002.
• Fund managers vow to become more active shareholders.
• New CBOT chairman to focus on restructuring.
• Oxford GlycoSciences looks for buyer willing to act fast.
• Despite Dresdner CEO's efforts bank to post major 2002 loss.
• Independent advisers dominate Wella and P&G deal.
• MarketAxess hires Baillie to lead Europe operations.
• Goldman up to scratch in Japan.
• Gartmore hires two for new global credit hedge fund.
• RBS creates French project finance team.
• Dresdner loses third global ECM head.
• Merloni family shares its fortune.
• Senior figures pile into hedge funds.
• Internet becomes more important search tool.
• First-time funds fail to perform.
• Axa Rosenberg sees 40% rise in assets.
• Clarke moves to Watson Wyatt.
• A question of judgment arises at Citigroup.
• Budapest expects more listings.
• HSBC stakes hedge fund claim.
• HSBC buyout team revives Montagu name.
• Instinet migrates 600 clients to FIX platform.
• Barclays PE backs fashion retail sector.
• Credit outpaces equity in derivatives market.
• Biggs on bank board.
• DST expands offshore software development in Asia.
• WestLB to pursue AWG as chief is ousted.
• Deutsche promotes Sekiguchi to run emerging markets strategy.
• Managed futures suffer setback.
• Bear Stearns to hire 100 for private clients.
• Morley loses four more senior staff.
• Mike Foster: Pensions need in-house strength.
• War irrelevant to state of the markets, says Odey.
• Talking Point: L'exception francaise goes only so far.
• Higgs decision needs more haste, less speed.
• European companies must consider Sarbanes-Oxley.
• India attracts complex finance work.

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