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May 05, 2009
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May 05, 2009
BANKING

Russian economy and capital markets - Fairy tale ending or start of a nightmare?

A stabilized currency and higher oil prices have given a welcome fillip to the Russian capital markets. But could slumping economic growth and soaring non-performing loans undermine the recovery? Guy Norton reports from Moscow.

Guy Norton, May 05, 2009
Opinion

Bahrain: Another Gulf state on shaky foundations

Bahrain is trying to capitalise on Dubai’s demise and reassert its former status as the regional financial hub. The island’s infrastructure may not be sufficient, however.

May 05, 2009
CAPITAL MARKETS

Debt advisory - Michael Berry: It’s good to talk

When he set up debt adviser Versatus, ex-Nomura leveraged finance chief Michael Berry joined a growing universe of ex-bankers looking to join in the corporate turnaround and restructuring business. He speaks to Louise Bowman.

Louise Bowman, May 05, 2009
Opinion

The bank bailout song

[Sing this to Natasha Bedingfield’s "Pocketful of Sunshine"]

May 05, 2009
CAPITAL MARKETS

Saudi industrial plans seek extra help

How many mega-projects can a crippled market handle? Saudi state bodies such as the Public Investment Fund are doing more to help the financing of projects but it might not be enough. Dominic O’Neill reports from Riyadh.

Dominic O’Neill, May 05, 2009
CAPITAL MARKETS

Emerging markets: Fund managers do battle in commodity minefield

In the second part of Euromoney’s emerging market equity fund manager profiles, Chloe Hayward talks to seven managers and hears what history has taught them and how they plan to find their way through the minefield of commodity-linked stock markets, notably in eastern Europe.

Chloe Hayward, May 05, 2009
Real estate: Rebuilding a house of cards

In 2008, Russia’s property developers were hit by a brutal mix of fast-shrinking funding options and falling customer demand, sending equity valuations into a tailspin. Guy Norton reports from Moscow on the prospects for recovery.

Guy Norton, May 05, 2009
BANKING

Ajay Banga demolishes Citi’s Asia-Pac silos

Even before the global financial crisis fully hit home, Citi had recognized that its successful Asia-Pacific division could perform even better with a more centralized structure. Ajay Banga has put that in place, but the full impact of the changes might not be apparent for a while. Elliot Wilson reports.

Elliot Wilson, May 05, 2009
BANKING

Esteves details his plans for Pactual

Brazilian billionaire Andre Esteves has bought back much more than he sold just three years ago. His BTG-Pactual combination makes him one of the key players in Latin America’s largest market, and leaves UBS nowhere. Esteves outlines his ambitions to Chloe Hayward.

Chloe Hayward, May 05, 2009
BANKING

Gulf banking: Shake-up for GIB’s shareholders after bailout

Gulf International Bank is finalizing a reallocation of shares in the light of a $4.8 billion bailout by its shareholders.

Dominic O’Neill, May 05, 2009

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