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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Financial News

• Investors fail to vote in Telecom Italia battle.
• Mixed performance reported by SEI.
• Blow to HSBC as team defects.
• UBS fills European securitisation gap with new hire.
• BertelsmannSpringer sale faces opposition from US libraries.
• Big institutional investors pay smaller commissions.
• Friends Provident joins rush to India.
• Swip starts to restock research department.
• FSA's Davies seeks to calm nerves over soft commission reforms.
• Bank credit derivative boost.
• Deutsche moves Sukhdev to emerging markets team.
• Kingsmill quits UK Competition Commission.
• Whitehead Mann chiefs ditch bonus.
• Buy-out consortium snaps up Seat Pagine Gialle in [euro]5.7bn deal.
• Investor casts doubt on Swiss venture capitalist's future.
• WestLB probe report due next week.
• Berwin Leighton Paisner adds private equity partner.
• Icap chiefs could net [pounds sterling]4.2m under new scheme.
• Cable & Wireless launches second ECM deal in a month.
• Cesky generates further fees for CSFB.
• Calpers joins push against secret payouts.
• Barclays Capital lands bookrunning role on [euro]295m convertible.
• JP Morgan loses two senior equity analysts to start-up.
• Job vacancy: Senior technology architect, New York.
• UK local council scheme shifts into property and bonds.
• CME sets price for secondary offer.
• Countdown to decision on Saunders and Sengera.
• ABN Amro strengthens European credit trading team.
• Bank of Scotland completes pair of mid-market deals.
• West Virginia takes on Wall St over conflicts of interest.
• Morgan Stanley hires president of global services.
• EQT chairman joins Goldman Sachs as non-executive director.
• Fund managers suffer a crisis of confidence.
• Abbey National sells portfolio of leveraged loans to GE.
• Isis Asset Management cuts back emerging market desk.
• Hotel gamble gives Ratos 29% return.
• Users will lose in LCH.Clearnet deal.
• ICG founder to retire before fund closes.
• Barry Riley: Money is no longer a good earner.
• Different league tables tell different stories.
• News in Brief: Burstein joins HSBC.
• Recovery in high-yield issuance boosts global debt volumes.
• Profile: Economic downturn leads to a new focus.
• CEO faces shareholder opposition.
• Record quarter for convertible bond deals.
• HSBC boosts constultancy arm with two hires.
• Europe's fund industry backs single processing platform.
• FN Profile: Swensen delivers Ivy League returns from private equity.
• News in brief: Bank of America hires Staphos.
• Nordics develop common platform.
• CFO moves.
• SG leads two simultaneous equity-linked issues.
• Job vacancy: Senior currency risk expert required.
• Judge says Wall Street plan 'needs defining'.
• HVB launches debut equity-linked issue as bookrunner.
• Young 'pushed share deal rules', court told.
• Front Capital Systems adopts IBM's Linux solutions.
• Louisiana state pension scheme picks first fund of hedge funds.
• Banks outperform market by 100%.
• Eurex and BrokerTec in talks.
• National interests block pan-European exchange.
• Thaw begins for Nordic countries.
• Barons navigates Intro buy.
• Traders concerned over CBOT move.
• Industry welcomes IPO allocation recommendationsyasmine chinwala.
• Collins Stewart hires two launch managers.
• Pictet wins mandate from BHW.
• MTS adds dollars to trading platform.
• General Dynamics buys Veridian for $1.2bn.
• Deutsche Borse to limit Clearstream monopoly.
• Fears surround rapid growth of hedge funds.
• Citigroup merges corporate teams.
• News in brief: UBS does first deal without Warburg name.
• Profile: Cutting costs at Deutsche.
• Supermarkets group bows to pressure from investors.
• Citigroup targets institutions in global push.
• Environmental impact under scrutiny.
• Linacre quietly confident of a Panmure revival.
• Schwab showcases the return of the investor.
• Andritz sale raises [euro]129m.

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