JOHN FINIGAN, CHIEF executive of Mongolia’s Golomt Bank, has previous experience of a country undergoing extremely rapid transformation. Resplendent in a dapper grey suit with pink tie and matching pocket handkerchief, he is the picture of a banking veteran as he leans back in a chair in his Ulaan Baatar office and recalls his tenure as chief executive of Qatar National Bank. “In 1995,” he says, “Qatar’s GDP was around $8 billion. Last year it was $128 billion.
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