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  • Jules Verne (Berlin): with Christoph Kind, head of asset allocation, Frankfurt-Trust Asset Management
    Travelling across Berlin you cannot help but replay scenes from all those spy movies. Arriving in the heart of the old west of the city brings to mind Michael Caine as Harry Palmer in Funeral in Berlin. The opening sequence contrasts pretty girls sipping wine in bars on the smart Kurf?rstendamm, not far from Jules Verne, with the concrete brutalism and watchtowers of the Berlin Wall.

  • EuroWeek Bond Awards ? Full Results
    EuroWeek celebrated 25 years of bond market coverage on Tuesday May 15 with a gala dinner to honour the most impressive banks, bankers, borrowers and funding officials in the market today. In the EuroWeek tradition, we asked market participants to vote for the award winners and below is the full list of the award winners and runners-up. Many thanks to all who joined us at Guildhall for making the night such a special one, to all who voted in the Awards polls and helped with the process, and many congratulations to all our winners. For more information on the award methodology, contact Katie Llanos-Small, fixed income editor: kllanos-small@euroweek.com.

  • Fears grow of CEE funding crunch as euro woes worsen
    There is clear evidence that private sector Eurozone banks are cutting lending to central and eastern European as they embark on deleveraging to heal their balance sheets, a central bank governor warned on Thursday.

  • EuroWeek Bond Dinner 2012


  • The EuroWeek 25: The most influential participants in the bond markets
    To mark EuroWeek?s 25th anniversary at this year?s Bond Market Dinner, special awards were given out to the 25 most influential people working in the capital markets today.


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