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  • BANKING
    Iraq’s next battle: corruption
    Iraq’s former industry minister, Mohammed Alderajy, is brutally honest about the country’s culture of corruption and resistance to reform. The banking sector is far from immune. He says a new attitude is needed if Iraq is to improve its prospects for reconstruction.
    Olivier Holmey, September 28, 2017
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    A brave new world for fixed income?
    A number of market participants believe that a prominent theme of 2018 may be the accelerated convergence of trading and reporting mechanisms across the global fixed income and equity markets.
    September 28, 2017
  • BANKING
    A first look inside HSBC’s China JV
    After years of discussion and an agonizing wait for regulatory approval, HSBC’s securities joint venture in China – the first to have majority foreign control – is approaching launch. Senior figures explain the process and what the JV will look like.
    Chris Wright, September 28, 2017
  • BANKING
    Qatari finance finds its new normal
    Banks in Qatar have been hit hard by its powerful neighbours’ unexpected blockade, but finance, just like other sectors of the Qatari economy, is finding ways to cope with this sudden realignment of regional alliances.
    Olivier Holmey, September 28, 2017
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Egypt's El-Garhy seeks stability in reform
    Amr El-Garhy is Egypt’s ninth finance minister in a little over six years – and after a revolution, a coup d’état and last year’s surprise currency flotation, the Egyptian economy is in desperate need of stability. El-Garhy talks to Euromoney about the challenges facing him and the country.
    Eric Ellis, September 28, 2017
  • Real estate: Brookfield bets on bricks and mortar
    As jitters about the future of high-street retail in the US and beyond prompt property investors to pare their exposure to the sector, Brookfield Property Group, one of the world’s largest, is busy ramping up.
    Ben Edwards, September 28, 2017
  • Investment: Argentina’s delicate balancing act
    President Mauricio Macri’s economic inheritance was toxic; his policy of gradual fiscal realignment looks like it will lead to success in this year’s crucial mid-term elections, but the country desperately needs investment to maintain the transition.
    Rob Dwyer, September 27, 2017
  • Oil has Oman over a barrel
    Low oil prices have put Oman’s government under pressure, while regional political turmoil could make life even more uncomfortable. A new economic model is called for, but can the leaders in Muscat find one quickly enough?
    Dominic Dudley, September 27, 2017
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Mexican M&A shrugs off the Trump slump
    The surprise victory of Donald Trump in last year’s US election stopped Mexican M&A in its tracks, but as the stock market and the peso started recover in 2017, so too did Mexican corporate appetite for acquisitions, not least in the US.
    Ben Edwards, September 27, 2017
  • BANKING
    Low rates hobble Germany’s public banks
    Germany’s public-sector banks are not meant to be profitable – they have a social function – but even though stresses will continue, savings banks have found ways to work with the Landesbanks.
    Philip Moore, September 27, 2017
  • Real estate: Can the high street survive this low?
    Investment in logistics assets is on the up, while interest in retail properties seems to be on the slide, dragged down by the sense that they are the past, not the future. But bricks and mortar may yet have some bounce in it.
    Ben Edwards, September 27, 2017
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Markets: The rise of invisible debt
    It is not just corporations and states that have built up record debt levels: the indebtedness of the booming sub-sovereign market – especially among state-owned enterprises – can be difficult to see until something goes wrong. Should investors be spooked?
    Graham Bippart, September 27, 2017
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