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Brazil is riding high on the economic gains of the past few years, with its membership of the elite of developing nations confirmed. But some have concerns about the direction the country will take under new president Dilma Rousseff.

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Turkey emerges stronger from global crisis

Fiscal rule puts budget deficit on autopilot

Turkish banking sets an example

Unrivalled investment house

New sources of investment

Ireland has led where other European countries have followed during the financial crisis. The Irish government maintains it does not need financial assistance from the EU and the IMF. But the country has a battle on its hands to convince bond investors that it can responsibly manage its debts down in a defined time frame demanded by a European Union battling for its own credibility.

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Commerzbank

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Russia’s finance minister, Alexei Kudrin, steered the country through the global financial crisis. The country emerged not just intact, but enhanced in the eyes of global investors. Now Kudrin faces perhaps his biggest battle of all – keeping a firm hold on spending as an election approaches. By Miriam Elder in Moscow.

Israel’s resilience during the financial crisis and its aftermath proves that Stanley Fischer is worthy of the respect he commands at the top of the global financial community. Dominic O’Neill reports.

High profile players, past and present, such as Al Gore, Sinan Al-Shabibi, Stan O’Neal, John Mack, Ken Lewis, Daniel Bouton, Baudouin Prot, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, Gordon Brown, Marcel Ospel and Lloyd Blankfein speak with Euromoney.

Euromoney’s new-look country risk rankings reflect the seismic shifts that have taken place in international investment over the past three years. Markets that were once seen as growth opportunities are now becoming core investment propositions. Poorna Harjani reports.

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2010 ranking of real estate advisors and consultants, developer services, banks, investment managers and property managers.

By sector

After Dubai, funds focus on consumer demand By sector Airlines and Aviation 2010 Entity Score 1 Air Arabia 85 2 Emirates 40

After Dubai, funds focus on consumer demand

The fabric of OTC interest rate derivatives trading is being torn by a combination of regulatory and market forces. Who is benefiting from the changes, and who is struggling? Total Derivatives and Euromoney polled the banks to rank the best. Mark Ramsden reports.

Looking to the future of renewable energy

Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank win top honours in Euromoney Awards for Excellence; Vikram Pandit of Citigroup wins inaugural Banker of the Year award

Lifting the veil

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The world’s largest borrowers in the international bond markets rate the products and services offered by the biggest deal arrangers.

THE WORLD’S THREE best borrowers, according to a survey of more than 1,700 fixed-income investors worldwide, are among the biggest issuers in the market.

A survey of 1,700 leading fixed income investors puts the French bank in pole position for credit research. But Barclays and JPMorgan are close behind.