Emerging Europe

Total Derivatives’ 2011 interest-rate derivatives rankings were surveyed in the midst of a choppy, troubled market in which inflation-linked products have come to the fore and concerns about regulatory demands remain prominent. Mark Ramsden reports.

Loan write-off legislation delayed; Banks “too cautious”, analysts allege

A slowdown in emerging markets growth is the last thing a troubled global economy needs.

Russian lender takes advantages of banking woes; Foreign banks under pressure in Russia

Five failed Russian IPOs in London this year; Realistic pricing key for successful deals

The IFC’s response to the banking crisis in emerging Europe could offer guidance for those seeking a solution to Greece’s woes.

The Hungarian government last month announced details of its long-awaited mortgage relief plan, designed to help households deal with rising repayments on loans denominated in foreign currencies following the depreciation of the forint against the Swiss franc and euro.

Complex financing comprises three facilities; Biggest Islamic deal for private-sector borrower

Manufacturing production and exporter orders down; Inflation pressures ease