League tables: ninth annual privatisation league tables

Article Abstract:

Credit Suisse First Boston of BZW completed deals worth $28 billion, in 1997. Privatisation of telecommunications companies occurred in 13 different countries. The number of deals in Latin America grew from 90, in 1996, to 125, in 1997. The Asian market remains busy despite the economic crisis in the region. Further privatizations are anticipated as governments' sell their assets to recoup funds. It is predicted privatisation deals in Eastern Europe are likely to increase particularly as economic reform will lead to several state companies being privatised.

All Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation, NONDEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Financial Institutions NEC, Industry Overview, Financial institutions, Deals, Deals (Business)

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August 1997

Article Abstract:

An overview of privatizations across the world during August 1997 is presented in alphabetical order of countries. The list includes new privatization developments, plus ongoing programs and gives details of market sectors involved.

International aspects

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August 1995

Article Abstract:

An overview of privatizations taking place during August 1995 throughout the world is presented in alphabetical order. Included is information on new developments in each country, plus forthcoming sell-offs.

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