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  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Equity market round-up: The month in numbers
    2,000,000,000 the estimated annual dollar cost to fund managers tracking the S&P500 and Russell 2000 indices because of index changes, according to an academic study by professor Vijay Singal, of Virginia Tech, Honhui Chen, assistant professor at the University of Central Florida, and professor Gregory Noronha, of the University of Washington at Tacoma.
    Peter Koh, September 01, 2006
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Russia: Gazprom gains new weight
    Gazprom became the largest stock in the MSCI EM index on September 1, after its foreign inclusion factor was increased from 20% to 40%. It now makes up 5.4% of the MSCI EM index (up from 2.8%), 18.6% of MSCI EMEA, and 35.9% of MSCI Eastern Europe. The decision means that Gazprom overtakes Samsung Electronics as largest included company; Samsung has a weighting of 3.7%.
    Kathryn Wells, September 01, 2006
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    BANKING
    Great Wall Street of China
    China’s domestic capital markets are beginning to open up to foreign banks. Although there are a multitude of opportunities and the scale is unprecedented, striking a successful strategy is vital. Chris Leahy reports.
    Chris Leahy, September 01, 2006
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    BANKING
    The New Economics Arms Race
    The US is buried under a mountain of debt, much of it owned by past or current enemies. The ageing, ill man of Europe gets older and sicker. New economies of the Middle East, Latin America, emerging Europe and Asia are using windfalls to build for the future, and exert their influence across the globe. This is the new financial order. Markets will never be the same again.
    Peter Lee, September 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    China challenge, India imperative
    Another critical event is now casting its shadow over the global investment banking industry.
    Chris Leahy, September 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    Playing with pieces of China
    Great Wall Street of China
    Chris Leahy, September 01, 2006
  • Opinion
    Trading paper wealth for real assets
    The spending of the oil wealth will suck in imports, provide a medium-term economic boom and might swiftly and radically realign the global order of which countries boast what combination of real wealth, jobs and durable economic activity.
    Clive Horwood, September 01, 2006
  • Opinion
    Japanese hedge funds: Japan’s long-only trap
    The point of hedge funds is to produce returns even in a down market. Self-styled long/short funds must not allow themselves to become long-only.
    September 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    Banking: Central America moves out of financial backwater
    As HSBC buys Banistmo for $1.8bln, analysts predict that the region is ripe for consolidation.
    Leticia Lozano, September 01, 2006
  • Borrower view: Lawrence Hickey – Digicel punches above its rating
    Caribbean wireless operator Digicel is proving to be one of the most sought-after borrowers in the emerging markets. Sudip Roy speaks to CFO Lawrence Hickey about what makes the company such a popular credit.
    Sudip Roy, September 01, 2006
  • BANKING
    Historical country risk ratings
    Methodology for historical country risk data
    September 01, 2006
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Trading platforms are not yet an electrifying experience
    Despite the push into credit derivatives, end investors remain on the sidelines.
    Alex Chambers, September 01, 2006
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