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K., 1O~108 Z single market, 19~205 Zuckerman, Paul, 13~36 718 Index of Directory Index of Directory AA Commercial Insurance Brokers Ltd, Agro-Economic Services Ltd, 538 636 Ahrenkiel (CF) (UK) Ltd, 478, 510, 522, AA Mutual International Insurance Co. 530 Ltd, 456 Airborne Express, 465 ADJ Futures Ltd Air Courier International Ltd, 465 AHJ Members Agency Ltd, 659 Aitken Campbell & Co. Ltd, 584 AJD Futures Ltd, 669 Aitken Campbell (Gilts) Ltd, 584 ANC International, 465 Alan Hill (Ship Charterers) Ltd, 478, 503, ANZ Merchant Bank Ltd, 571 510,522,529 AOT (London) Ltd, 669 Alan Marshall & Partnership, 694 AOT (UK) Ltd, 586 Alan Shipping Co. Ltd, 478, 510, 531 APS International Ltd, 636 Alansons Shipping Ltd, 478 Aalborg Broking & Chartering Ltd, 477, Alassia Steamship Co. Ltd, 478 522 Albery Theatre, 700 Abbey Hanson Rowe Partnership, 538 Alcan Shipping Services (UK) Ltd, 478 Abbey Life Assurance Co. Ltd, 456 Alcyon Shipping Agency Ltd, 478, 510 Abbey Unit Trust Managers Ltd, 705 522 Abtrust Management Ltd, 705 Aldgate Insurance Brokers Marine Ltd, Acer Group, 538 637 Acorn Shipping Ltd, 477 Aldwych Theatre, 700 Adam Brothers Contingency Ltd, 636 Alexander & Alexander Ltd, 637 Adam Chartering Ltd, 477 Alexander Howden & Beck Ltd, 661 Adams Johnson Green Ltd, 659 Alexr Howden & Co. Ltd, 478 Adams Viner Mosler (UK) Ltd, 669 Alexanders Laing & Cruikshank, 598 G. F. Adamson, 486 Alexanders Laing & Cruikshank Gilts Addleshaw Sons & Latham, 631 Ltd, 599 Adelphi Theatre, 700 Alexanders Laing & Cruikshank Aegis Insurance Brokers Ltd, 636 Securities, 599 Afmar Shipping Ltd, 477 Alexanders Partners (Shipbroking) Ltd, Agelef Shipping Co. (London) Ltd, 477 478,506,508,530 I. C. Agnew Underwriting Ltd, 654 Alexanders Partners (Shipbroking) Ltd, Agricultural Training Board, 538 478,510,522 719 BIEC Yearbook 1989-1990 Alexander Stenhouse Ltd, 637 Anglo Leasing pic, 571 Alfred C. Toepfer International GmbH, Anglo Maritime (Shipbrokers) Ltd, 479, 520 523 Allchurches Investment Management Anglo Nordic Bulkships Ltd, 479, 530 Services Ltd, 705 Anglo Options Ltd, 586 Allen & Overy, 454, 631 Anglo-Soviet Shipping Co. Ltd, 479 Allen Chartering Ltd, 478, 510 Anglo Yugoslav Shipping Co. Ltd, 479, Alliance Legal Protection Ltd, 456 510,523,529 Alliance Trust pic, 468 Angus Graham & Partners, 479, 510, 523 Allied Dunbar Assurance pic, 456 Anlow-Wilson and Amery Ltd, 637 Allied Dunbar Unit Trust pic, 705 Anstock Securities Ltd, 586 Allied Irish Investment Bank Ltd, 670 Ansvar Insurance Co. Ltd, 456 Allied Irish Securities Ltd, 589 Antares Shipping Co. Ltd, 479 Allied Provincial Ltd, 584 Anton Underwriting Agencies Ltd, 654 Allot & Lomax, 538, 691 Apex Chartering Ltd, 479, 530 Allseas Shipbrokers & Trading Ltd, 478 Apollo Theatre, 700 Al-Mal International Ltd, 669 Apollo Trade & Shipping Agencies Ltd, Alsford Page & Gems Ltd, 637 479 Alston Brockbank Agencies Ltd, 654 Apollo Victoria Theatre, 700 Alva Investment Trust pic, 468 Aquarius Shipbroking & Investment Ltd, Alwen Hough Johnson Ltd, 637 479,510 Amalgamated Metal Trading Ltd, 670 Aragorn Agencies Ltd, 654 Ambassadors Theatre, 700 Arbuthnot Latham Bank Ltd, 454, 670 American Life Insurance Co, 456, 468 Arbuthnot Leasing International Ltd, 571 American Re-Insurance Co. (UK) Ltd, Arbuthnot Stotler International Ltd, 670 456 Architect's Co-Partnership Inc., 539 Amoptions (Financial Futures) Ltd, 670 Ardin & Brookes & Partners, 539 Amoptions Trading I Ltd, 586 Argonaut Enterprises Ltd, 479, 523 Amoptions Trading II Ltd, 586 Argus Corporation, 670 Amro International Securities Ltd, 586 Ariel (UK) Ltd, 586 AmWorld Couriers (UK) Ltd, 46 Ark Securities Ltd, 586 Anderson Hughes & Co. Ltd, 478, 510, Arkwright Management Ltd, 705 522 Armarine Shipping Ltd, 479 A. S. Andreadis, 503 Armar Shipping & Agency Services Ltd, Andreadis (UK) Ltd, 478 479,510 Andrew Weir & Co. Ltd, 456, 503 J. Aron & Co. (UK) Ltd, 666 Andrew Weir Insurance Co. Ltd, 478 Arthur Andersen & Co., 685 Andrews, Kent & Stone, 539 Arthur Young, 454, 685 Andy Martin Futures Ltd, 670 Ore Arup & Partners, 691 Angali Shipping & Trading Co. Ltd, 478, Ash Environmental Design Partnership, 510 539 S. P. Angel & Co., 586 Ashley Palmer & Hathaway Ltd, 661 Angelakos Ltd, 479, 523 Ashton Tod Mclaren Anglo & Overseas Trust pic, 468 Asbburst Morris Crisp, 455, 631 Anglo Caribbean Shipping Co. Ltd, 479 Associated Agricultural Consultants, 539 Anglo Chartering Ltd, 479, 510 Associated Maritime Co. (London) Ltd, Anglo-Greek Chartering Ltd, 479, 510, 480 523 Associated Transport Corporation Ltd, Anglo Irish Broking Co. Ltd, 586 480,510 720 Index of Directory Association of British Insurers, 455 Babtie Shaw & Morton, 692 Association of British Travel Agents, 464 Julius Baer International Ltd, 676 Association of Consulting Engineers, 539 Maurice Baguley & Partners, 692 Association of International Courier & Bahr Behrend & Co. (Chartering) Ltd, Express Services, 465 480,511,523,529 Association of Investment Trust Bailey Shatkin Ltd, 506, 508, 666 Companies, 467 T. D. Bailey & Son Ltd, 508 Assurances Generales de France IART, Baillie Gifford & Co. Ltd, 468, 705 456 Baillie Gifford Japan Trust pic, 468 Atkins Sheppard Fidler & Associates, 539 Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon pic, 468 W. S. Atkins, 539 Baillie Gifford Technology pic, 468 W.
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