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  • Fortified by the strength of its retail operations, OKO has forged lucrative partnerships in eastern Europe and leveraged its strength in local bond markets.
  • Emerging-market and convergence investors have long since stopped buying hard-currency debt from the new European countries after their spreads converged with EU government levels, but the region's local-currency debt is attracting ever more inflows. Kathryn Wells reports on where the best opportunities lie
  • In a country facing so many problems, the estimated 8 million Filipino overseas foreign workers (OFWs) who live and work abroad are a rare bright spot in an otherwise bleak outlook. Officially, OFWs remit almost $10 billion of cash each year to the Philippines, normally in small amounts, to supplement and even substitute for incomes at home.
  • Property derivatives are similar to any other types of futures contract. They require one party willing to sell their exposure to an asset without actually selling the underlying investment, and they need a buyer willing to acquire exposure without buying the underlying asset.
  • Qatar has become a centre of project finance expertise as the government pursues big industrial and infrastructure projects. Skills have spread from foreign banks to local institutions and are being used in the whole region.
  • Iranian shipping company NITC is a rarity: it's one of the few non-oil and gas companies in the Islamic Republic seeking funds in the international markets.
  • Once a small real estate bank, Landsbanki is now trying to build business in new areas such as corporate finance. But concerns about the size of its equity holdings persist
  • As customers become increasingly sophisticated in trading FX options, banks and other providers are enhancing electronic offerings to tap new markets