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Articles in February, 2004 issue of Financial News

• Back from the South Pole to face Arctic ice.
• Fidelity revamps retail fund for institutions.
• S&P upgrade supports Russian revival.
• Outsourcing still waiting for lift off.
• Deutsche Bank to confirm ROE aims.
• Penson launches European clearing system for mid-cap houses.
• Reuters rolls out RMDS to Credit Suisse.
• Nedlloyd plans [euro]1.1bn float for container unit.
• Shareholders force Ramqvist to quit as Volvo chairman.
• Nick Salmon to leave Alstom for London job.
• FSA rebutts MP's claim on solvency rules.
• Investors attack Cicutto's A$14m payoff.
• OM agrees new clearing and technology contracts.
• NewSmith hires top ex-Merrill team.
• Largest Finnish fund adds to private equity.
• Deutsche brushes off Citigroup merger talk as profits soar.
• Deutsche aims to double return on equity.
• Santomo to build new credit derivatives brokerage.
• Ashley buys Dunlop Slazenger from its banks.
• L&G considering hedge fund in Japan.
• Credit futures come of age.
• Putnam Lovell boosts European franchise.
• Chinese economy faces banking crisis.
• Risk monitoring provides new business for Jeffreys.
• When arguments become compelling.
• RAB Capital fund returns 1,274%.
• News in brief: Moneyline teams up with Tradition.
• News in brief: Directors face limited financial risk.
• Eurex launches Chicago service.
• European banks call for trading harmonisation.
• Gamble to join Gartmore's private equity push.
• Banks in US hire more graduates.
• CME seeks to reduce pit trading.
• UBS wins [pounds sterling]555m AstraZeneca block trade.
• Desmond throws down gauntlet to Daily Mail.
• Wall St animated by $66bn bid for Disney.
• Investment banking and funds boost Barclays profits.
• Trading Technologies deal boosts Icap and Eurex's US ambitions.
• Buccaneer Glazer looks into bid for Man Utd.
• UBS joins the New Look bid team.
• ABP sues Citigroup in Qwest claim.
• NYSE expansion unsettles market.
• Kirton steps down at Bridgewell.
• Axa invests in Manchester City.
• News in brief: Iliad greenshoe.
• News in brief: Goldman in spotlight.
• Radianz extends Euroclear contract.
• Putnam says UK clients have increased appetite for currency.
• Windfall for Worcester as Isis nears [pounds sterling]55m buyout of Mori.
• Hands launches bid for [pounds sterling]400m cinema chain.
• IASB criticised for lack of derivatives understanding.
• Media M&A activity set for revival.
• Reuters in the black despite drop in revenues.
• In brief: France Telecom upgrade/CDC Ixis new team/S&P hire.
• CVC buys control of Verdugt.
• Donaldson faces backlash over hedge funds.
• Dethroned Calpers tops up private equity.
• HSBC denies share traders' walkout over low bonuses.
• Sandelman adds debt to equities at BoA.
• Sex and the City.
• Lehman appoints John Wilson.
• Chinese issuance takes off.
• Letter from Mumbai: India eyes European pharmaceutical companies.
• Mezzanine players eye Spanish surge.
• Banks struggle to lure stars to Moscow.
• Shareholder Value Essay: Companies must achieve the right balance for a successful strategy.
• Mittelstand proves difficult to crack.
• Unions oppose Swiss pension reform proposal.
• SEC internally debates 'trade through' rule.
• Six banks agree to fund Arsenal stadium.
• Lazard leads ThyssenKrupp to [euro]340m sale of IT services unit.
• HVB's board is expected to approve new rights issue.
• St James's profits fall 25% despite strong second half.
• After the City: The stress of downshifting.
• Former Goldman MD denies 'concealing' forged cheques.
• Ontario fund earmarks [euro]6.8bn for alternative investment.
• Brascan to sell Canary buildings to cut debt.
• CSFB leads largest UK tech IPO since 2001.
• Network Rail seeks [pounds sterling]10bn.
• RCM outsources its back office to Bank of New York.

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