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Articles in January, 2004 issue of Financial News

• Branson seeks Virgin rebirth.
• Research costs soar as lawyers take over.
• Radical new code makes tough demands.
• Bazy position at UBS France in doubt over Executive Life.
• Investors look for concessions on terms.
• Dud of the year: Stormy ride for follow-on offering by EADS.
• Sceptics still see value in German bonds.
• Boutiques face capacity catch-22.
• Faces to Watch in 2004.
• Industry braces for more regulation.
• Companies figure out the expanded roles of CFOs.
• Regulators focus on mutual funds' links with brokers.
• CBOT moves its clearing business to rival.
• China to inject $45bn to bail out 2 state banks.
• Record year for ETFs as assets grew to $211 bn.
• BarCap adds to interest rate swaps platform.
• HSBC recruits Normile in ABS push.
• Old Mutal Asset Managers hires for US market funds.
• Parmalat fires auditors as link found to missing cash.
• Fitzgerald leaves Apax to breathe life into Carlyle's venture fund.
• UBS made personal loan of [euro]100m to Parmalat head.
• US IPOs eclipse Europe.
• News in brief: 3i backs Zenith Vehicle Contracts MBO.
• Joan of Arc bursts back onto the scene.
• Parmalat Crisis: Governance specialist calls for application, not reform, of law.
• EU merger reforms put to test.
• Celent accuses NYSE over electronic trading tools.
• Scale of Abbey folly underlined.
• Neuber joins UBS asset arm from Commerzbank.
• Peter Kiernan joins Lazard from Goldman Sachs.
• State Street set to win [pounds sterling]30bn of Abbey assets.
• Outsourcing moves shock Abbey staff.
• Fidelity boosts London bond team.
• MFS to cut fund fees in Spitzer settlement.
• Bank 'tried to pass the buck' on BCCI.
• Dresdner lures Lough back to ECM team.
• Mellon pension consultancy boosts research team.
• Investors welcome JP Morgan bid for Bank One.
• Phoenix and ABN Amro eye Faith shoes.
• Porsche hires banks for private placement bond.
• Corporate default rate hits three-year low.
• Lazard beefs up debt business.
• News Analysis of LVMH/Morgan Stanley: Analysts fear repercussions.
• Rivals hope to lure former Emap chief.
• US loan trading takes a step into the 21st century.
• IPO market in US to see hefty 'carve-outs'.
• Finmatica pulls 'oversubscribed' convertible bond.
• In brief: Laxton heads APUT/Funds grow 12%/Aon wins Kellog.
• Invensys tumbles on rights issue jitters.
• Jobs roundup: European banks make early hires.
• Citigroup's Parmalat bill climbs to $500m.
• IASB set to rebuff Brussels on derivatives rules.
• Reuters to sell 40 million Tibco shares.
• Northern Trust dips despite strong fourth quarter.
• Profits quadruple at Morgan Chase.
• CheckFree hires former Pimco senior manager.
• Schroders bolsters German effort with Hartl.
• Goldman poaches Orange frontman for Dutch team.
• SG joins MarketAxess credit platform in Europe.
• Apax hires Ward as London-based retail partner.
• FN Profile: Greifeld prepares Nasdaq for battle with the NYSE.
• Why the Takeover Directive will be a non-event.
• Kerry rides again.
• Reuters puts faith in its treasury.
• Exasperation grows over pensions.
• Lyxor launches first eurozone government bond ETF.
• French question unlisted quota.
• Bank of America expands European debt team.
• Brenner joins Benchmark in London.
• Merrill raises [euro]602m for NAB in three deals.
• MGM Mirage offers [pounds sterling]270m for Wembley.
• In brief: Elwes joins ABS/New chief for ISS/Berry moves to PSolve/Bank of Bermuda hires Fuller.
• Hollinger International spurns Barclay offer.
• CBOE sets all-electronic futures exchange launch for March.
• Skeoch steps in for Crombie at Standard Life Investments.
• LMA launches template for soaring leveraged loan market.
• Income falls at Alliance Capital after mutual fund scandal.
• Telekom Austria bookbuild could herald less aggressive sales.
• Candover in talks to sell Earls Court.
• Bankers prepare fire-sale of Parmalat assets.

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