The Bluerock Review Our monthly publication focusing on current issues in financial services. Features include guest articles, how-to guides and opinion pieces. Bluerock Review - December 2003 (354k) • Chip & PIN: Combating credit card fraud. • The UK Life & Pensions insurance market: State of the nation. Bluerock Review - November 2003 (233k) • Wealth Management: The Fundamental Challenge. • Wealth Management: A Global Perspective. BR Supplement - November 2003 (271k) Offshoring: Wish you were here? Bluerock Review - October 2003 (391k) • Marks & Spencer Money. • On the merger synergies trail. BR Supplement - October 2003 (182k) Credit cards. Bluerock Review - September 2003 (305k) • Data Warehousing in financial services. • Lloyds of London: Evolving for survival. BR Supplement - September 2003 (148k) Credit card fraud. Bluerock Review - August 2003 (270k) • Basel II: The wait is over, it's time to implement. • Transition Management: When systems don't implement themselves. Bluerock Review - July 2003 (296k) 'Green Shoots' of recovery in the city (full article). Bluerock Review - June 2003 (272k) • WRAP, a new idea to hit the UK. • 'Green Shoots' of recovery in the city (preview). BR Supplement - June 2003 (216k) The Future of Business Banking. Bluerock Review - May 2003 (362k) • Surviving in a harsh world - credit derivatives. • Custodians, what's next? Bluerock Review - April 2003 (339k) • Business Continuity: have you learnt from 9/11? • The costs of UK conversion to the Euro. Bluerock Review - March 2003 (389k) • Enabling state of the art international cash management. • Euro risk management. Bluerock Review - February 2003 (354k) WRAP stars set to take Europe by storm. BR Supplement - February 2003 (186k) Euro update. « Bluerock Review 2002 Archive       PDF documents can only be viewed with the Adobe Acrobat Reader® application. This is available to download free of charge from the Adobe web site. If you do not currently have Acrobat Reader® installed, simply click the button to the right to download it. If you experience any problems downloading any of our publications, or require alternative formats or additional information, please contact us.