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  • Could the Philippines fall to the Pac Man?
    It has been a gloomy year so far for the Philippines, a nation mired in corruption whose administration recently faced a mutiny by disaffected soldiers. But a recent court ruling against one of former dictator Ferdinand Marcos's closest allies may offer a glimmer of hope that this country can save itself after all.
    Chris Leahy, September 01, 2003
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    September 01, 2003
  • Equity market set for a boost
    A new capital markets law, continued privatization and an eventual opening up to foreign investors should boost Saudi Arabia's equity market.
    Nigel Dudley, September 01, 2003
  • Latin 100 2003: Brazilian banks profit as foreigners quit
    With inflation falling in Brazil, the days when banks could grow fat on government paper are almost over. New business lines, consolidation and retrenchment are high on the agenda and there are persistent rumours that Citibank will beef up its presence in Latin America's biggest economy.
    September 01, 2003
  • Global finance survey - currencies
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    September 01, 2003
  • Money-laundering controls look all washed up
    After two years' frantic activity and expenditure banks are still struggling to understand, let alone control, terrorist financing. Governments have failed to support the financial community with resources, skills and systems. The implications for global security are alarming.
    Nick Kochan, September 01, 2003
  • Renovation of a pariah
    Five years after Russia defaulted on its sovereign debt, burning foreign investors, the government is poised to return to international capital markets next year with $2.76 billion of Eurobond issues. Thanks to the country's revival, investors are salivating at the prospect of fresh Russian paper.
    September 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    Bankers get in guitar groove
    Banking talent is always newsworthy, especially when it is unearthed in a dimly lit bar and involves Elvis renditions. The bar, in London's Canary Wharf, is a haunt of Gareth Jones, a salesman at BNY Securities. The event was the inaugural public gig of The Dealers.
    Kathryn Tully, September 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    Allianz still half in love
    When Allianz announced its first-half results in August, it fuelled both sides of the argument about Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein's future.
    Katie Astbury, September 01, 2003
  • The foreign investment mystery
    Strong growth and enhanced political stability appear to have broken down the barriers to foreign investment in Russia. But since much of what flows is disguised in various ways, it's hard to state precise figures.
    Ben Aris, September 01, 2003
  • Breaking Views: Insurers close ranks against fair value
    Source: www.breakingviews.com is Europe's leading financial commentary service
    September 01, 2003
  • Global financing 2003: Selling more products to fewer clients
    Bankers are grateful for the bouyancy of the debt capital markets. But they are not letting the rush of business impede their efforts to broaden the range of products they offer clients and cut out unfruitful relationship banking.
    Mark Brown, September 01, 2003
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