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  • BANKING
    Iran’s private sector gets a new lease of life
    Iran’s authorities are looking to invigorate the country’s private sector with plans to sell up to $110 billion-worth of state assets over the next 10 years. Can the programme attract the foreign investors it needs to succeed? And can Iran’s government learn from past mistakes? Euromoney reports.
    September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Ignorant analysts
    “The events of February and March can be blamed in part on the relative lack of knowledge about the Icelandic economy and its peculiarities, which was reflected in some reports,” says prime minister Geir Haarde.
    Laurence Neville, September 04, 2006
  • Ahead of the investment curve in the Balkans
    As an investor dedicated to the region, East Capital Asset Management is in the vanguard of a growing breed. Oonagh Leighton reports.
    September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Mainstream Macedonia
    With a successful Eurobond behind it, the republic is beginning to fulfil its promise as a strategic part of the Balkans. Oonagh Leighton reports.
    September 04, 2006
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Microfinance institution deals: The rating game
    With a relatively low credit risk, what holds institutional investors back from investing in microfinance institution deals? “If it’s not rated, that closes 90% of the doors,” says Lisa Sherk at BlueOrchard.
    September 04, 2006
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Enterprising approach for pub sector
    Europe’s real estate revolution
    Louise Bowman, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    TuranAlem tries to climb up the ladder
    Bank TuranAlem is growing fast and has set its sights on toppling the largest bank in the country, Kazkommertsbank. The next stage in its growth strategy could involve an IPO to attract international investors.
    Guy Norton, September 04, 2006
  • Following the Compass: a mutual fund attraction?
    Compass Asset Management’s chief investment officer expects his funds under management to grow from $20 million to $100 million in the next 12 months. Is Kazakhstan the next great emerging Europe play?
    Guy Norton, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Unbundling debate: The price of progress
    The unbundling of execution and research costs will dramatically accelerate the global consolidation of equity broking firms. But it also raises questions about the quality and efficiency of the buy side.
    September 04, 2006
  • Real Estate Survey Methodology
    Awards for excellence in real estate 2006: A perfect storm
    September 04, 2006
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Frequent borrowers look to euros
    The recent dramatic widening of euro swap spreads means that euro-denominated debt is becoming cheaper for agencies and supranationals. Could this signal the start of a fundamental shift away from dollar bonds for these issuers? Lawrence White reports.
    Lawrence White, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    MENA’s financial sector landscape: The shape of things to come
    Despite Gulf coffers brimming with oil cash and aggressive expansion by some of the region’s banks, inherent barriers to regional consolidation are set to limit fundamental change in the Middle East and North Africa’s financial sector landscape over the next five years. Alex Warren reports.
    September 04, 2006
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