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20 October, 2015
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Emerging Markets, IMF Editions, October 2015 The worst El Nino on record may provoke a dangerous period of […]
20 October, 2015
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Emerging Markets, IMF editions, October 2015 A senior Panamanian minister has outlined a future for his country’s economy […]
14 October, 2015
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1 October, 2015
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Global Capital, IMF editions, October 2015 Maybank Maybank became the first Asia Pacific issuer to launch a pro-bond […]
1 October, 2015
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Global Capital, October 2015 European banks have been the mainstay of the samurai market over the last 12 […]
1 October, 2015
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Global Capital, October 2015 An evolution is happening in emerging markets’ use of yen funding. For many years, […]
1 October, 2015
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Global Capital – IMF editions, October 2015 Korean banks have pulled back somewhat from the samurai market, as […]
1 October, 2015
Euromoney, October 2015 What’s in a name? Plenty, it seems, if it’s similar to one on a sanction […]
1 October, 2015
Euromoney, October 2015 As a lifting of sanctions on Iran edges ever closer, September provided two indications of […]
1 October, 2015
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Euromoney, October 2015 On September 21, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank pulled out of a dollar bond halfway through […]
1 October, 2015
Emerging Markets, IMF Editions, October 2015 It is an unfortunate coincidence that at exactly the point when Saudi […]