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21 December, 2009
IFR Magazine, December 2009 Japan’s banks, like most in the world, will end 2009 in better shape than […]
18 November, 2009
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Euromoney, December 2009 When you buy a credit default swap, you know what you’re getting: a derivative where […]
1 November, 2009
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Euromoney, November 2009 http://www.euromoney.com/Article/2331913/Sri-Lanka-looks-beyond-euphoria.html If you think a rebound in world stock markets improves your mood, try the […]
1 November, 2009
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Asia Risk, November 2009 The backlash against foreign banks and their derivative contracts has reached Indonesia. Four foreign […]
1 November, 2009
Institutional Investor, November 2009 One of the quirks of the Chinese banking industry is that, while the biggest […]
14 October, 2009
Emerging Markets, World Bank editions, October 2009 In April, Malaysia announced the latest step in the liberalization of […]
14 October, 2009
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Emerging Markets World Bank editions, October 2009 According to Martin Holtmann, who heads microfinance initiatives at the International […]
14 October, 2009
Emerging Markets World Bank editions, October 2009 Nazir Razak – CEO, CIMB, Malaysia Nazir Razak demonstrates what can […]
14 October, 2009
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Emerging Markets, World Bank editions, October 2010 Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz, the governor of Bank Negara Malaysia, is […]
30 September, 2009
IFR Asia, September 2009 Taiwanese banks are proving a useful source of liquidity for overseas borrowers. They have […]
16 September, 2009
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Euromoney, September 2009 IF MACQUARIE GROUP is at a crossroads, it probably already owns it. The financial services […]
16 September, 2009
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Euromoney, September 2009 The track record of Australian financial services groups expanding overseas is patchy at best: AMP […]