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When Credit Suisse proudly announced its new head of Indonesia coverage on Friday, there was something familiar about the name.
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You have to admire the sheer audacity of WeWork – when its primary backer SoftBank decided to slash further investment in the shared office-space company by 87.5% from a mooted $16 billion to just $2 billion, the firm came out swinging.
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Raiffeisen reveals the lighter side of banking in Belarus.
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Financial Conduct Authority lady sings the blues as RBS's GRG reality revealed. -
The last thing Russia’s state bank VTB needs is another African mishap.
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There's one way to get to the top – rubbish those who came before you.
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The Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore in November was quite a thing.
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The city is wooing banks from London in an all-too-literal manner.
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The decision to scrap Mexico’s new airport could come back to haunt Amlo.
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The banking and financial conference scores highly with Euromoney's correspondent.
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Cornered by Euromoney, former Aussie PM Kevin Rudd was less scathing of his political rival Wayne Swan in person than he is in print.
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Pity the holidaymaker who opted for a peaceful break in Nusa Dua, Bali, in mid-October.
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All sorts of things disrupt internal meetings at banks: phone calls, fire drills, impatient colleagues wanting the room – but a snake falling from the ceiling? That’s a new one.
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Ex-Goldman CEO off the leash as he hands over to Solomon.
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Allegations of large-scale money-laundering at Danske Bank’s Estonian branch may have been bad news for Scandinavian banks, their investors and European authorities – but at least someone’s happy.
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One person’s crisis is another person’s opportunity.
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What is it about digital banks in the UK that makes their owners want to give them somewhat odd names?
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Fact or fiction – a forthcoming book on 1MDB raises new whistleblowing story.
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