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Emerging Markets, September 2011 International investors are wrestling with timing over emerging market investment. Most believe emerging markets […]
20 September, 2011
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Asiamoney, September 2011 One of the most striking patterns in Asian private banking is the number of clients […]
20 September, 2011
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Asiamoney, September 2011 Asian private wealth clients had only just started trusting the markets again. After many lost […]
18 September, 2011
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Emerging Markets, September 2011 Cesar Purisima is an optimist; it comes through whenever the Finance Secretary of the […]
16 September, 2011
Emerging Markets, World Bank editions, September 2011 Malaysia has big ambitions. In 2010 Prime Minister Najib Razak announced […]
14 September, 2011
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Asiamoney.com, September 2011 When the Swiss National Bank set a ceiling on the Swiss franc-euro exchange rate earlier […]
2 September, 2011
Euromoney, September 2011 Cesar Purisima is in full flow. The Philippines finance secretary is sitting in a cavernous […]
1 September, 2011
Institutional Investor, September 2011 Of all the stars in southeast Asia, Indonesia is shining today – and represents […]
1 September, 2011
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Institutional Investor, September 2011 The Philippines is attempting a difficult double-act: reducing its budget deficit while maintaining spending […]
1 September, 2011
Institutional Investor, September 2011 Malaysia is amid a period of striking ambition. Last year Prime Minister Najib Razak […]
1 September, 2011
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Institutional Investor, September 2011 In a world of US downgrades, European sovereign defaults and Japanese political uncertainty, it’s […]
1 September, 2011
Euromoney Mongolia Guide, September 2011 Note: this was a sponsored report and not editorially independent, but is included […]