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Die bevorstehende Einführung der europäischen Einheitswährung ist zweifellos das wichtigste Ereignis auf den Finanzmärkten der nächsten Generationen. Viele Aspekte der neuen Währung sind jedoch schwer zu durchschauen; in der Finanzwelt besteht ein enormer Informations- und Nachholbedarf. Ein Expertenteam diskutiert hier den Einfluß des Euro auf Volkswirtschaften, internationale Banken, Geldmärkte und Anleger in sehr anschaulichem, leicht verständlichem Stil. (12/98)
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Foreword to the second editionJohn C. CorriganChairman, EFFAS-European Bond Commission, National treasury Agency, DublinPrefacePaul Temperton (Editor)The Independent Economic Research Company (TIER)I: The Background To The Euro1. IntroductionPaul TempertonThe Independent Economic Research Company (TIER)2. Why is the euro being introduced?Paul TempertonThe Independent Economic Research Company (TIER)3. A picture of EurolandPaul TempertonThe Independent Economic Research Company (TIER)4. How the euro is being createdPat McArdleUlster Bank, DublinII: The Economics Of The Euro5. The costs and benefits of the euro: a case study for GermanyNikolaus KeisHypovereinsbank, Munich6. Fundamental economic implications of EMUProfessor David MilesMerrill Lynch&Imperial College London7. Can Euroland work with one interest rate?Paul Mortimer-LeeParibas8. The options for the UKProfessor David MilesMerrill Lynch&Imperial College London9. The Nordic countries and the euroAke GustafssonSwedbank, StockholmIII: The Institutions Of The Euro10. The European Central BankDarren Williams and Richard ReidUBS Limited11. Euro-XPaul TempertonThe Independent Economic Research Company (TIER)IV: Legal Issues12. The euro: eliminating legal uncertaintyCliff DammersSecretary General, International Primary Market AssociationV: Problems Ahead?13. Could EMU break up?Paul Mortimer-LeeParibas14. Could EMU be Europe's 'Maoist leap forward?Professor Tim CongdonLombard Street ResearchVI: The Foreign Exchange Market15. The international role of the euroAvinash PersaudJ.P. Morgan Europe16. The euro and central European currenciesDavid AbramsonBank Credit Analyst ForexcastVII: Financial Markets17. The euro and the money marketPaul TempertonThe Independent Economic Research Company (TIER)18. The euro and government bond marketsMike YoungGoldman Sachs19. The euro and equity marketsMike YoungGoldman Sachs20. Pension funds and EMUPeter OppenheimerHSBC SecuritiesVIII: The Impact On Companies&Consumers21. The euro and accounting practicesJohn HegartySecretary General, Federation des Experts Comptables Europeens22. The impact on financial servicesGraham BishopSalomon Smith Barney23. The impact on retailers and the consumerPaul TempertonThe Independent Economic Research Company (TIER)VIII: Regulations&ProvisionsAppendix 1 Article 235 RegulationAppendix 2 Article 1091(4) RegulationAppendix 3 Continuity of contract:New York legislationAppendix 4 Continuity of contract: ISDA ProvisionIndex
