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Articles in October, 2003 issue of Financial News

• SEC will not push radical change on the NYSE.
• Wharton hires Cook from UBS as head of structured products.
• EU to sue France over loan to Bull.
• Lyonnais chief to step down 'immediately'.
• Sale signals end for rail art collection.
• Fixed-income job outlook improves.
• Technology drives quant trading.
• UK managers analyse analysts.
• No extra time for equities trader.
• News Analysis: EC weighs up mergers against consumers' interest.
• Industry owns [euro]6bn of UK pubs.
• Italian reforms trigger strikes.
• EU pact 'will cost City [pounds sterling]300m a year'.
• Key Asset Management names global investment chief.
• AMP to inject more capital in UK business.
• Laurent replaces Peyrelevade as Credit Lyonnais chairman.
• IP2IPO exceeds bookbuilding target by 20%.
• Melrose shell targets [pounds sterling]500m of acquisitions.
• DSTi users get broker-free execution with Liquidnet link.
• Bridgepoint in talks for KirchMedia film rights.
• Euromezzanine closes fund on [euro]427m.
• Bank of America advises Invensys on metering disposal.
• News in brief: Contract terms.
• Goldman Sachs loses Blood after 18 years.
• Buy-out firms eye [euro]6bn of German deals.
• EU moves to compromise on Sarbanes-Oxley row.
• Bankers face threat from in-house teams.
• Secondaries enjoy record year.
• Small and mid-caps set to outperform.
• News in brief: MLIM returns 8% for Armed Forces.
• Carlton chairman forced out in [pounds sterling]4.6bn ITV merger.
• Split capital trust inquiry spreads.
• Claridges sale could herald Blackstone exit from Savoy.
• Case study: Audrey Hintzy - vice-president European equity sales.
• Von Mueffling raises $2bn for hedge funds.
• AlixPartners strengthens European team.
• Barrett's faux pas could cost him his next job.
• Calpers negotiates cut in fees.
• Siemens revamps its pension fund.
• Managers should forget STP.
• Mrs Moneypenny: Ex-virgin becomes one of the boys.
• CBOT's fee cuts aimed at fending off Eurex.
• Madiba comes a'knocking.
• Reuters revenue drops 12% year-on-year.
• Jarvis replaces KTS with royalblue.
• Goldman Sachs directors to avoid boards.
• Asset sales puts HVB in profit and on target to compete for lending.
• Morgan Stanley lays off staff.
• KPMG hires Bolton to its European Basel team.
• Second energy expert in five months exits Merrill.
• Astbury Marsden hires from Man Financial.
• CEO quits as Morley makes 10 redundant in Singapore.
• Time called on open outcry.
• FTID launches online LSE Official Daily List.
• UBS appoints head of European client coverage.
• Quattrone team may target ex-CSFB lawyer's testimony.
• Permira raises record [euro]5.1bn European fund.
• France spurns US Lyonnais request.
• Banks diversity efforts are more than window-dressing.
• RBS leads Mitchells & Butlers [pounds sterling]1.9bn pub securitisation.
• European regulators to review fund transparency.
• Computacenter happy with life in the slow lane.
• Bonus row leads to tribunal.
• Fix challenges Omgeo.
• Letter from San Fransisco: Calpers and Arnie could be a mismatch made in the golden state.
• Lawyers welcome media ruling.
• Un cocktail Parisien.
• SEC faces UK resistance.
• Fidelity urges NYSE to revamp trading operation.
• IAM hires DeAngelis and opens New York office.
• Fiduciary Trust wins Swiss asset management award.
• Merrill Lynch to end pay freeze.
• Rothschild private equity boutique makes its first investment.
• Ratos sells DataVis to CapMan at a loss.
• LaBranche considers challenge to NYSE charges.
• France Telecom in [euro]560m cash offer for Orange.
• Largest UK mandate win lifts SEI assets by more than a fifth.
• ECI to back [pounds sterling]25m MBO of The Learning Library.
• US university fund may lose up to $100m a year.
• Lehman and Ratos launch Sweden's largest take-private bid.

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