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  • Shamshad Akhtar breaks the mould in Pakistan. As central bank governor, she has been charged with managing the sudden growth in the country’s banking markets, as well as promoting economic development in some of the country’s more deprived areas – a key tool in the war on terror. Eric Ellis met her in Karachi.
  • Tensions between front and back offices over how to price cash CDOs are preying on some industry data providers’ minds.
  • The Chilean government is poised to back a fundamental reform of the country’s celebrated private pensions system so that domestic banks can administer their own pension funds for the first time.
  • Love him or loathe him – and in Serbia plenty of people do just that – there’s no ignoring Mladjan Dinkic. The first sight that greets – his opponents argue assails – arrivals at Belgrade’s Nikola Tesla airport is a giant poster of the man himself, promoting the G17 Plus party he hopes he will lead to power in parliamentary elections in late January.
  • In the latest example of the growing focus on infrastructure opportunities in the ABS market, BNP Paribas has formed a specialized product group in its fixed income securitization business.
  • Rarely has a country’s banking system experienced such an overhaul in such a short space of time as Italy’s has over the past 12 months. The urge to merge has made banks team up with local rivals to avoid being gobbled up by a foreign competitor. The foundation ownership system set up in the 1990s is losing its grip. Peter Koh reports from Milan and Rome.
  • As the credit markets grow ever more sophisticated, so the language participants employ grows ever more politically correct. Euromoney translates some of the new terms in vogue in the distressed debt market back into their original forms.
  • The Bank of Georgia is planning to launch an IPO of its global depositary receipts on the London Stock Exchange.
  • It’s not just sports stars and teenagers who appreciate the value of a well-placed brand name.
  • Continuing high levels of capital liquidity rest on flows from securitization and derivatives, and from dollar dominance in international trade. Neither source is immune to a violent adjustment.
  • Archeus Capital’s recent closure suggests that hedge funds should beware of relying on administrators to maintain vital data and should keep their own back-ups.
  • If, as expected, BT uses a bumper securitization to protect itself against LBO predators it might start to give other potential targets ideas.