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Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan’s tough monetary medicine combatted the storm ravaging the deficit-ridden economy in the recent emerging market crisis. Now, he is battling vested interests to arouse a sleepy financial system for over one billion people.
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View the results of a record 28,000 survey responses from treasury professionals.
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Mexico’s finance minister is the rarest of breeds in the current global economy. He is delivering reform-driven economic growth
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In our September edition, Euromoney investigates what's behind the M&A market boom, and looks into the risk that retail brings to the high-yield corporate bond market.
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Sponsored research guide
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In our September edition, Euromoney explores the banking and capital-market landscape in emerging Europe, including sanction-laden Russia’s courtship of Asia, corporate debt issuance in the region, Turkish banking and an interview with one of Russia’s most independent billionaires.
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In our September edition, Euromoney explores the challenges and opportunities for some of the world’s leading financial institutions in the Middle East, including a special investigation into Iran’s tentative economic and political rehabilitation in the eyes of international markets, Lebanon’s economy, UAE-India ties and Saudi Arabia’s equity-market revolution.
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Euromoney's regional 'Best Company' rankings are based on a survey of market analysts at leading banks and research institutes across the globe who give their opinions on which companies they think are best in a region across various categories and sectors.
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The survey is a measure of overall service quality for gold investing for individuals in China.
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The latest results from the ECR survey show emerging markets (EMs) becoming riskier during the first half of this year, in contrast to the increasing safety offered by developed countries across the G10 and an improving eurozone.
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Celebrating 90 years of banking in Mongolia.
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Euromoney’s Awards for Excellence cover more than 20 global product categories, best-in-class awards in all regions and the best banks in close to 100 countries around the world. The full results are available here and are accessible by subscribers.
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Euromoney has been covering transaction banking for many years, but this is the first time we have published an annual transaction services guide, reflecting our enhanced focus on and coverage of a business area that is crucial to banks and their clients.
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Find out who the best fixed-income issuers are, as nominated by investors. Under the categories of issuance strategy, credit quality and investor relations, this Euromoney global research survey brings you exclusive insight into who is at the top of this competitive market. Almost 2,000 respondents also nominated their top three credit-research teams or individuals across the same categories.
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The world’s largest borrowers in the global debt capital markets have rated the products and services offered by the biggest deal arrangers. Pricing and distribution, team coverage, secondary-market support and issuer research are all covered in the survey, brought to you by Euromoney. With a 25% increase in respondents this year, the market insight offered is better than ever.
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From sovereigns to non-bank financial institutions, the results of Euromoney’s Best Borrowers survey brings you the most important names and trends from all over the world during the past 12 months. Almost 1,000 investors were asked to nominate their top three borrowers in each category based on issuance strategy, credit quality and investor relations.
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Comprised of Sub-Saharan Africa research and Best managed companies in Sub-Saharan Africa surveys
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Turkish operators such as Turkcell, Turk Telekom and TAV Airports dominate Euromoney's latest rankings of the region's best managed companies.
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A chronology of the controversial Barclays-Qatar courtship amid a UK investigation into the capital raising.
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Liquidity in the world’s bond markets has reached crisis point. Investors can no longer rely on banks to provide a crucial intermediary function in secondary markets. It’s now time that investors took responsibility and did something about the liquidity challenge themselves. Failure will be disastrous for global financial markets. Euromoney investigates.