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  • BANKING
    A world-wide local business: Rabobank
    The Dutch bank has grown from its domestic agricultural roots to harvest the rewards of a global business.
    Peter Koh, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    OTP: predator or prey?
    Hungary’s OTP Bank dominates its domestic market, but can it compete with regional powerhouses such as Raiffeisen International and UniCredit, or is it in danger of being swallowed up itself? Kathryn Wells meets OTP’s long-serving chief executive, Sandor Csanyi, to find out.
    Kathryn Wells, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Country risk methodology
    Country risk September 2006
    September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Krasnodar: ‘the best place to live in Russia’
    Investors delve into Russia’s regions
    Julian Evans, September 04, 2006
  • Max Petroleum: To infinity and beyond?
    Only incorporated in 2005, Almaty-based Max Petroleum shows that smaller, independent energy companies can still make their mark against the more powerful Russian and global firms.
    Guy Norton, September 04, 2006
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Gol’s high-flying borrower
    Richard Lark, CFO of low-cost airline Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes, exemplifies the increasing sophistication that ex-bankers are bringing to Brazilian corporate finance. He is a qualified pilot, was formerly a vice-president at Morgan Stanley and is a borrower whose company’s stock value has doubled since its IPO. Lawrence White spoke to him in São Paulo.
    Lawrence White, September 04, 2006
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    Hedge funds choose their spot
    The hedge fund industry has exploded; conservative estimates suggest there are almost 500 funds based in the region. Most have ridden the wave of Asia’s rising markets. Now those returns are getting harder to come by. But, as Helen Avery reports, increased opportunities to take short positions offer managers hope of generating new, enhanced returns.
    Helen Avery, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Visor declares a state of independence
    Kazakh investment banking boutique Visor Capital believes it can offer clients a bridge between local and international markets. It is looking to open up new avenues for corporates and international investors alike. Can it compete with the more established competition?
    Guy Norton, September 04, 2006
  • Russian asset managers look to retail for growth
    Increasingly sophisticated Russian retail investors are seeking new products to beat interest rate returns. Patrick Gill reports.
    September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Sabanci redefines the family business
    Güler Sabanci, who chairs Turkey’s Sabanci Group, talks to Peter Koh about foreign partnerships, international expansion, the group’s strategic direction and the difficulties of running a family business.
    Peter Koh, September 04, 2006
  • BANKING
    Krasnoyarsk: a long way from everywhere
    Investors delve into Russia’s regions
    Julian Evans, September 04, 2006
  • Opinion
    Financial supply chain debate: Cash is still king
    Companies with optimized financial supply chains have 30% to 35% better market capitalization than companies that haven’t. However, forging the links between treasury and operational departments is hard, particularly as supply chains enlarge and globalize.
    September 04, 2006
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