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Case 1: Czech Republic

Does east follow west to the euro?

Kathryn Wells, September 04, 2006
BANKING

Securitization specialist has global vision

Lebanese reforms caught in the crossfire

Sudip Roy, September 04, 2006
BANKING

The hidden gems of European banking

For many years the accepted wisdom in global banking has been that bigger is better. The full-service banks dismiss smaller competitors, saying that to succeed in modern finance you need to offer all things to all clients. And yet a number of European banks continue to demonstrate success in their chosen specialist fields. Peter Koh profiles the financial institutions that prove you don’t have to be everywhere and everything in the world to be a world-class operation.

Peter Koh, September 04, 2006
Playing long/short in China

Hedge funds choose their spot

Helen Avery, September 04, 2006
BANKING

The role of ‘Justice’ shares

Some 5% of shares of companies to be privatized are set aside for their workers and, to some extent, the lower echelons of the society, to help with equitable distribution of wealth.

September 04, 2006
BANKING

Microfinance: Beyond philanthropy

Big banks are beginning to look beyond the kudos that socially responsible investment brings and are introducing microfinance to the capital markets as a viable, profitable business. Zach Fuchs reports.

September 04, 2006
Benchmarking

Real estate survey 2006: A perfect storm

It offers double-digit yields, is not correlated with the equity market and provides secure, long-term returns. Allocations of investment capital to real estate have therefore ballooned – and look set to keep on growing. Louise Bowman reports.

Louise Bowman, September 04, 2006
BANKING

Has Nigeria turned the corner?

Nigeria’s economic reforms have been impressive. But after the resignation of a key figure in the country’s turnaround, can they be made to stick? Rupert Wright reports from Abuja and Lagos.

Rupert Wright, September 04, 2006
BANKING

The world’s internet banker: ING Direct. Interview with Dick Harryvan

ING Direct has built a top-10 retail bank position in eight of the nine markets it operates in. It is is without doubt the most successful internet bank in the world. In fact it is arguably one of the most successful banks of any kind given the rapid and substantial inroads it has made in mature markets.

Peter Koh, September 04, 2006
BANKING

Romania’s privatization starts to pay off

Foreign banks are pushing the sector forward even as the rewards come in. The capital market is also showing signs of life but would benefit from more determined decision-making. Florian Neuhof reports.

Florian Neuhof, September 04, 2006
BANKING

Árni Mathiesen, Iceland’s finance minister: What went wrong and what comes next

Árni Mathiesen, Iceland’s finance minister, speaks to Laurence Neville about this year’s economic troubles and the economy’s prospects.

Laurence Neville, September 04, 2006
CAPITAL MARKETS

The inexorable growth of credit derivatives

CDS trading volumes in Latin America are growing fast as credit derivatives become an increasingly important investment tool. Leticia Lozano reports on the impact on the region’s capital markets.

Leticia Lozano, September 04, 2006

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