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  • Portugal’s sovereign borrowing agency is intensifying its focus on re-establishing relationships with existing investors outside the country and developing a dialogue with new ones.
  • Euromoney is never shy about trumpeting a good cause in the name of revivalist capitalism, so this month we bring you the Hellenic Entrepreneurship Award (HEA).
  • The world economy is set to improve, but there is still a lot of slack, according to BCA Research. These conditions give global equities ‘running room’.
  • Loans enjoyed a spectacular run in the US last year and 2013 looks set to bring more of the same.
  • Euromoney’s private banking awards dinner, held on February 21 at Plaisterers Hall in London, celebrated not only this year’s winners but also 10 years of the survey.
  • The Italians have mightily protested against excessive austerity, and they are not the only ones. Maybe some good will come out of what most see as a bad election result. Maybe not.
  • The potential for the Federal Reserve to exit its ultra-loose policy stance has led some to believe that 2013 is the year the dollar will stage a rally and break free from the bear market that has pressured the currency for more than 10 years – but those calls are likely to be premature.
  • Evidence of at least some degree of a Chinese slowdown over the past six months has coincided with a different development. Since last summer, there have been reports of mining corporations losing hundreds of millions of dollars thanks to union activity and stoppages in South Africa.
  • Bankers insist they want to lend more to the country’s SMEs, by far the largest private-sector employers in the nation. In the meantime, they are concentrating on growing their more profitable overseas businesses.
  • The buyouts of Dell and Heinz are big but they share few characteristics of the classic jumbo LBO.
  • Swordfish Research founder and bond market research guru Gary Jenkins promised his regular readers a treat in February. A novel – a romantic comedy to boot – might not be exactly what they had in mind. But that is what he has produced: his first novel, Tom’s Guide Book to Romance, is now available on Amazon.
  • Wading through the pages and pages of documentation associated with litigation stemming from the sub-prime mortgage crisis always throws up entertaining email exchanges between bankers. The infamous "Boy, that Timberwo[l]f was one shitty deal!" from Goldman Sachs’s Tom Montag has gone down in industry folklore, as have comments from the previously fabulous Fabrice Tourre.