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  • BANKING
    Greek banks face up to doorstep challenge
    The leaders are busy expanding in the Balkans and beyond in emerging Europe. But will buying more and more on their doorstep prove better than an organic growth strategy in the long term? Chloe Hayward reports from Athens.
    Chloe Hayward, February 01, 2008
  • Mongolia: Ulan Bator makes it on to hedge fund map
    Ulan Bator has become the latest destination for hedge fund managers, following the creation of the first offshore investment fund to be focused exclusively on Mongolia. The Mongolia Discovery Fund has been established by Alisher Djumanov, formerly of Uzbek investment banking firm Asher Group, who has raised an initial $5 million of seed capital for the new fund, which is being launched by newly established management company Silk Road Fund Management.
    Guy Norton, February 01, 2008
  • BANKING
    EEMEA market round up: Russian banks go Chinese
    In a sign of growing economic cooperation between Russia and China, VTB, Russia’s second-largest bank, has become the first bank from the country to receive a licence to open a branch in China. VTB’s Shanghai branch will primarily service Russia-China trade, big industrial inter-state projects and the investment projects of Russian and Chinese companies.
    Guy Norton, February 01, 2008
  • Opinion
    From credit crunch to global recession
    The bad news: in 2008 a global recession is bound to set in. The scant good news: the oil price will fall back and the development of environment-friendly technology will fuel investment.
    David Roche, February 01, 2008
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Regulation: SEC embraces globalization
    Regulator considers allowing foreign exchanges to operate in the US without registering and rules to make it easier for foreign issuers.
    Peter Koh, February 01, 2008
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Debt markets: What's hot and what's not in 2008?
    We asked leading debt market officials what products they thought would be hot in 2008.
    February 01, 2008
  • Opinion
    Korea Investment Corp: Korea joins the sovereign wealth fund adventurers
    Korea Investment Corp has broken new ground for the country by investing $2 billion in Merrill Lynch.
    February 01, 2008
  • BANKING
    Mortgages: Lehman battens down the hatches
    Lehman’s new loan modification programme reveals its pessimistic view of the UK housing market.
    Louise Bowman, February 01, 2008
  • The 2008 guide to Brazil
    Click here to download the research guide
    February 01, 2008
  • BANKING
    The best and worst performing financial credits of 2007
    Winners and losers in the credit crunch
    February 01, 2008
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    Opinion
    Card sharks
    One way of forcing a bank to review its lending practices is to wipe billions of dollars off its balance sheets via widespread write-downs of securities backed by loans made to customers with poor credit histories who have absolutely no chance of paying them back. Another way of doing it is to steal £10,000 from its chairman.
    Jethro Wookey, February 01, 2008
  • BANKING
    Fund Firms Moving Into ETFs
    A growing number of mutual fund firms are moving into the exchange-traded fund space. Last week Direxion Funds and ALPS Fund Services filed for ETFs, while Dreyfus teamed with WisdomTree Investments to launch an ETF line. Northern Trust filed for a line of international ETFs in November (FA, 11/12).
    February 01, 2008
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