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Articles in May, 2003 issue of Financial News

• GE may sell insurance business to PMI and two buyout firms.
• German venture capitalist hires corporate finance specialist.
• In brief: Watson Wyatt promotions/GHC starts structured products/AIMMI asset growth.
• Morgan Stanley remarks draw criticism.
• UBS Warburg manages A$1.2bn share sale for AMP.
• Quester raises [pounds sterling]22m for fifth private investor fund.
• Abbey warned over sale of PFI portfolio.
• Austrians protest over state pension reforms.
• Musicco moves to US to boost hedge fund business.
• Securitisation will not solve the German bank loan problem.
• Mike Foster: Governance must move centre stage.
• Demand for Russian bonds soars.
• Legal & General publishes union agreement.
• Deutsche takes State Street income to $55m.
• Share buyback suspended despite record profit levels.
• ABN overhauls research.
• Schroders hires property equity analyst for European push.
• Electra acquires Rexel subsidiaries from PPR.
• Proctor & Gamble battle for Wella rages on.
• CSFB saves Private Equity Holding from insolvency.
• Global investment chief exits CSAM.
• EU-wide pension rules come online this week.
• Zaragozano rejected savings banks bid.
• Nguyen resurfaces in French buy-out market.
• Christopher Huhne: It may be time for the Paris train.
• Mrs Moneypenny: A little Latin is a wondrous thing.
• Players prepare for repo market shake-up.
• Many small bourses set to fold.
• Dalman linked to headhunter.
• Permira makes [pounds sterling]1.5bn indicative offer for Debenhams.
• Banker is big loser on speedway investment.
• Metzler Asset Management to offer Frank Russell hedge fund.
• CSFB scores second healthcare deal in two days.
• Asia wants Asian bankers - but expats may be welcomed back soon.
• Dexia reports 21% decline in profit on weaker dollar.
• Fund of funds market received $15bn of net inflows in 2002.
• Fortis boosts alternative offering with new hire.
• ICE rebuffs merger plan by Nymex.
• Advent buys Hungarian radio station from UK broadcaster.
• Cobra charm offensive.
• Mark-it signs first hedge fund client.
• Swiss Life sells asset management subsidiary.
• Banks sued over healthcare 'fraud'.
• Communicator plans European expansion.
• SCH backs [euro]1.6bn purchase of motorway operator.
• Aberdeen profits fall 75%.
• Job vacancy: Vice president, credit derivatives marketing.
• Thomson launches DIY Portia and Oneva upgrade tools.
• Stock markets threatened as insurers ditch equities.
• JP Morgan Fleming hires global CIO for fixed income.
• Hunter's private equity firm buys shoe retailer.
• Home loans flatter clergy pension fund.
• Sars shines a spotlight on issues of government intervention.
• Boots fund faces 'financial pitfalls'.
• Allianz Dresdner wins [pounds sterling]1.2bn in new mandates.
• Eurohypo plugs gap in debt origination.
• CRH continues to grow the way it knows best.
• More transparent industry overcomes fear of risk.
• Minnow joins May Day hit list.
• Co-op passes up [pounds sterling]4m to maintain ethics.
• One in five Wall Street jobs have gone since peak.
• Deutsche to rebuild restructuring team after defections.
• Smith Barney loses oil analyst.
• Thomson Financial loses European sales director.
• Morgan Stanley pushes equities.
• Zimmer moves nearer to Centerpulse offer.
• Brokers fight their corner as autotrading takes root.
• Departure hits Commerzbank plans.
• Benelux lures BC Partners associate.
• Close Brothers aims for larger mandates.
• Richard Greensted: The deal State Street cannot let fail.
• Glaxo clings to pay formula despite storm.
• HVB hopes to raise [euro]1.7bn in Bank Austria IPO.
• Reuters adds Barra risk analytics for buy-side.
• AMP sounded on UK assets.
• SEB offers clients integrated FX trading.
• Merrill Lynch fills gap in private placement team.
• CNMV imposes compulsory offer for the first time.
• Backing for IG buyout.
• Deutsche's Herrmann joins HSBC's fixed income team.

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