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  • The City of London is probably more efficient and egalitarian than it used to be. Still, there are a few places where the conversation, and the quantities of wine drunk, can transport the casual listener back to the old days of long lunches, rampant sexism and the power of the old school tie.
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  • As investment banks turn ever more to proprietary trading to make profits amid the market slowdown, their reported earnings are becoming increasingly volatile. This quarter, Goldman made a bundle and JPMorgan took a hit. Next quarter, who knows? Investors and ratings agencies are becoming worried.
  • IMF/World Bank meeting
  • Forget proper arguments, who's got the best celebs on their side? This is what the euro vote is coming to in the UK as the two camps draw up their campaigns.
  • Kazakhstan led the world growth table in 2001 and credit rating agencies see it as a sound candidate for borrowing. Export credit agencies are not so confident, pointing in their ratings to paltry political reform and a nepotistic ruling elite.
  • European integration
  • The IMF has disbursed $13 billion to Tukey this year and claims to see widespread support for economic reform in the country. But the summer’s political crisis has raised the prospect of electoral success for the Islamists.
  • This ranking of Latin American banks was compiled by Moody's Investors Service from commercial banks' annual reports and financial statements. Where possible, figures are presented in consolidated form. Banks owned by other financial institutions are not listed separately. Subsidiaries and branches are not shown either.
  • With asset prices beaten down, private-equity firms see big opportunities to buy now. But are they calling the bottom of the market too soon?
  • India