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Presents updates on several executives in the European commercial paper market as of November 2004. Steve Mann at the Deutsche Bank; Michael Pfaue at the HSH Nordbank.

Presents views of several executives in the financial services industry on emerging market secondary loan trading in Europe. James Nisbet, director of secondary trading at Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp.; Alison Jenkins, managing director and head of loan trading at Bank of America; Thomas Johannessen, director and senior loan trader at the Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.

Presents an interview with Royal Bank of Scotland executive Ron Huggett about the bank's funding techniques in Europe. Main reason behind the issuance of the bank; Amount of the floating rate note issued by the bank; Percentage of coupon of the bank's institutional paper.

The article announces the changes in the career of several executives in Europe including the appointment of Philippe Chryssicopoulos at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, recruitment of Christiane Mandell at Standard Chartered, and the employment of Charles-Henri Filippi at Citi.

Profiles several executives in European capital markets. Arnaud Achour of SG CIB; Drew Allan and Steve Skerrett of the Bank of America; Razi Amin of BNP Paribas; Jim Amine of Credit Suisse First Boston. INSETS: Star Snapshots: Getting and keeping the best;Star Snapshots: Where stars are born.

Presents news briefs on business-related issues in Europe as of July 1999. Resignation of Herb Allison, the number two executive at Merrill Lynch; Affiliate opened by Knight/Trimark Group, the largest market maker of United States securities, in London, England; Executive appointed as head of European corporate credit research in global markets, a unit of Deutsche Bank's global corporates and institutions division.

The article reports on career developments involving executives in the financial services industry in Europe as of January 20, 2006. Mario Draghi has been appointed governor of the Bank of Italy. Thierry Sciard has been named head of the European executive committee of Lehman Brothers. Giancarlo Scotti was nominated CEO of Lazard Italia. Pierre-Henri Denain was appointed head of fixed income sales of Ixis CIB. John Heeds is retiring as executive of syndicated loans in Scotia Capital effective January 20, 2006.

Comments on the employees and executives of several financial companies in Europe as of March 2003. Sallie Krawcheck of Citigroup; Frank Quattrone of CSFB; Robin Saunders of WestLB.

Presents updates on the appointment of several finance executives in Europe as of November 2002. Michael Stanes of Goldman Sachs Asset Management; Mark Britten-Jones of Barclays Global Investors; Stuart Niman of Merrill Lynch Investment Managers.

The article introduces the members of the 2013 All-Europe Executive Team which are top executives that combine innovation with discipline to rise above Europe's woes. The story of how chief executive officer Werner Lanthaler of drug discovery company Evotec, and Maurice Lévy of advertising giant Publicis Groupe maneuvered their respective companies are shared. Also presented are the table of most honored companies, and the table of best chief financial officers.

The article focuses on the top-ranked executives from Europe in 2011 according to the "Institutional Investors" magazine. Eric Meurice, president, chief executive officer (CEO) and board chairman of ASML Holdings, talks about their relationship with analysts and creating a sense of credibility. The importance of maintaining strategic superiority is explained by BASF CEO Jürgen Hambrecht. A trait shared by the members of the 2011 All-Europe Executive Team is commitment to transparency and disclosure to develop strong relationships with stakeholders.

The article presents the views of several executives in the financial services industry regarding the opportunities and threats brought about by the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) initiative for the European financial infrastructure. Rebecca Wilson of Kimberly Clark noted that SEPA makes it possible to move from one bank to another if all are using the same standards. Ruth Wandhöfer of Citi Global transaction Services stated that Sepa is a very good opportunity to cut off multiple connections interconnectivity with automated clearing houses. Gianfranco Tabasso of FMS Group addressed the need of an end date linked to a programme agreed between banks and corporates of what needs to be done to improve SEPA.

This article presents the text of a debate among several financial service industry executives regarding the structured credit market in Europe. They were Alex Bernand of Deutsche Bank, Peter Doherty of Solent Capital and Jim Irvine of Henderson Global Investors. Also present were Alexandre Linden of Derivative Fitch and Anu Munshi of B&B Structured Finance Ltd. Topics discussed include the U.S. sub-prime crisis, available structured credit products and the pros and cons of constant proportion debt obligation (CPDO).

The article features the top chief executive officers in Europe according to the fourth annual survey of the Institutional Investor magazine. It includes Martin Sorrell of WPP Group, Francis Salway of Land Securities Group, Ben Noteboom of Randstad Holding, Gunnar Brock of Atlas Copco and Carlos Ghosn of Renault.

Presents the text of a roundtable discussion on European cash management participated in by several executives from different companies. Description of the role of a corporate treasury department, according to Frank Taal of ING; Explanation of the meaning of integrated holistic business solutions in terms of partnership between corporations and clients by Swati Mitra of Citigroup; Opinion of Steve Harper of Flextronics on Internet banking.

Interviews several chief executives of banks in Europe and America about their careers and the status of the financial markets. John Bond of HSBC; David Komansky of Merrill Lynch; Allan Wheat of Credit Suisse First Boston.

Reports on the selection and appointment of executives in the banking sector in Europe as of June 2003. Andrew Pitt at Citigroup; Michele Bareggi at Lehman Brothers; Richard Batty at Standard Life Investments; David Banks at Durlacher.

Focuses on the selection and promotion of financial executives and portfolio managers in Europe.

Reports on the appointment of several executives in the financial services industry in Europe as of November 2000. Appointment of chief executive officers at ABN Amro; Selection of Ronnie Dick as head of high grade credit trading at Dresdner Kleinworth Benson; Appointment of several division heads for the Bank Austria Creditanstalt Group.

Profiles three executives from the financial institutions in Europe. Grant Kvalheim, president and chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank Securities; Tommy de Swaan, chief financial officer and head of risk management at ABN Amro; Dorian Klein, managing director of European structured finance at Merrill Lynch in London.

This article presents information related to RWE's acquistion of Innogy. It was hardly an auspicious start to a relationship between a German company and its Great Britain target. When executives of Great Britain energy group Innogy arrived at Heathrow airport to meet their counterparts from the German utilities firm RWE they found they'd been assigned a meeting room named after World War II RAF fighter-pilot hero Douglas Bader. For Innogy CEO Brian Count, it must have been an uncomfortable wait. A week earlier he'd taken a phone call from RWE CEO Dietmar Kuhnt so he knew exactly what was coming. When the RWE contingent finally arrived, the atmosphere was frosty. Kuhnt gave a formal presentation, setting out the rationale of his company's approach but there was no interaction between the two sides and the body language was distinctly hostile. Not only did Count feel that the RWE offer of 25Op a share was too low but, having just acquired the Yorkshire Group and Northern Electric in the Great Britain, he had his own integration plans to pursue and wasn't looking to be taken over.

Provides information on the career background of executives from several investment companies in Europe. Mark Collier, chairman and chief executive of Investia; Clare Marshall, former treasurer of Export Development Corp.; Tiina Lee, head of EMTN in Deutsche Bank.