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  • Egypt keeps going its own way
    Significant new oil finds and the completion of several large liquefied natural gas projects will shortly give Egypt's hard-currency earnings a much needed boost. However, continued fiscal and regulatory reform is needed if Cairo is to succeed in creating sustainable and broadly based economic growth.
    Simon Brady, September 01, 2003
  • Global finance results - more results
    September 01, 2003
  • Benchmarking
    Country risk Sep 2003: Measured enthusiasm on east Asian boom
    Country risk index: East Asia continues to lead the growth pack, but offers significant risk; Turkey is - once again - at a turning point; and Africa continues to be unsettled, but with less risk of inter-country contagion.
    September 01, 2003
  • Reform stumbles as Dinkic falls
    The murder of prime minister Zoran Djindjic and the ousting of central bank governor Mladjan Dinkic hurt Serbia's free-market reforms. Now the government's hopes lie in privatization.
    September 01, 2003
  • Somali financial network hit hard by hyperbole
    In the wake of September 11, the US authorities targeted informal financial networks serving people in the Islamic world for particularly severe treatment. One of these was called Barakkat, a cash-transmission network that linked expatriate Somalis living in the US with their impoverished home country. Barakkat was closed down less than a month after the outrage, causing enormous stress to the large expatriate Somali community in the US and their families in Somalia.
    Nigel Dudley, September 01, 2003
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    Star manager test case as regulator turns eye offshore
    A bull run in the Indian stock market is usually cut short by a scam, and then a collapse. Yet, this time the market regulator seemed determined to check market abuse even as the Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex index climbed close to the 4000 mark.
    Kala Rao, September 01, 2003
  • Raghuram Rajan: The oxygen of competition
    Raghuram Rajan, the new IMF chief economist, talks to Euromoney's Julian Evans about controlling special interests, IMF reform, and the difficulties of instituting market democracy in Iraq.
    Julian Evans, September 01, 2003
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    Better info flow will keep costs low
    The pan-European asset management industry spends more than $9 billion every year managing and distributing product information, according to research by independent consulting firm SPB Marketing. Software company Activiti has created a product that it believes can help large fund managers to cut costs by up to $5 million by increasing the efficiency of the flow of information between firms and consultants and within the asset management firm itself.
    Julie Dalla-Costa, September 01, 2003
  • When reality is incredible
    Investors in the US need to decide which numbers to believe. Typically, statistics such as unemployment or capacity utilization are on average revised up or down by 30% within 12 months.
    Jonathan Compton, September 01, 2003
  • Risk management poll - foreign exchange
    September 01, 2003
  • Specialists
    Promontory Financial; Scalene Capital Management; USPowergen; Recovery Partners; Schechter & Co; Van Oss
    September 01, 2003
  • Global finance results - best use of the internet
    September 01, 2003
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