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BANKING

Banking: Taiwan’s feet of clay

The island’s biggest lenders are pushing hard into Asia, snapping up regional banks in a quest for growth and higher returns. Back at home, though, the island’s banking sector remains as moribund as ever, hobbled by too small a market and powerful unions.

Elliot Wilson, September 22, 2015

BANKING

Brazil private banking debate: Participants

Brazil private banking debate: Private bankers cushion the blows in Brazil

Rob Dwyer, September 21, 2015

Opinion

Brazil private banking debate: Private bankers cushion the blows in Brazil

The country’s economy is going through tough times, putting a greater onus on private bankers to look after their clients’ investments. An emphasis on overseas diversification of portfolios is crucial. However, domestic investments still take up the greater share and require careful management

Rob Dwyer, September 21, 2015

BANKING

UAE/UK debate: Participants

UAE/UK debate: Partnership and trust take on the trade challenge

Chris Wright, September 21, 2015

Euromoney Country Risk

Country risk: There’s an A in Iceland

Two of the earliest victims of the sovereign debt crisis that hit Europe in 2009 are ahead of the pack again – but this time they are leading the way by re-establishing themselves as economic success stories. Euromoney Country Risk’s survey charts the risers and fallers.

September 21, 2015

Opinion

UAE/UK debate: Partnership and trust take on the trade challenge

The UK and UAE sailed past their original bilateral trade target two years ahead of schedule and have now set the bar even higher – to hit £25 billion a year by 2020. Banks and advisory firms, along with government-sponsored bodies and trade fairs are encouraging small and medium sized enterprises to lead the way. Euromoney gathered representatives from several of these organizations to discuss the future of this burgeoning market

Chris Wright, September 21, 2015

CAPITAL MARKETS

Middle East: Fund management moves to the forefront

Recent developments in the stock markets of the Middle East have caught the attention of international investors. But they also have the potential to invigorate something that the region has long lacked – a powerful domestic asset management industry.

Chris Wright, September 21, 2015

Opinion

China private banking debate: Managing a wealth of riches in China

The nation’s private banking industry is blossoming, but even as it flourishes, leading players have to move fast to keep up with a changing market and an increasingly demanding and diverse client base. Euromoney gathered together a panel of private bankers, wealth managers and economists to discuss the market’s key issues in July.

Elliot Wilson, September 21, 2015

BANKING

China private banking debate: Participants

China private banking debate: Managing a wealth of riches in China

September 21, 2015

CAPITAL MARKETS

The debt case for Middle East investment

Saudi Arabia and Iran have been presented chiefly as an opportunity on the equity side, but both markets are attracting interest from the fixed income community as well.

Chris Wright, September 21, 2015

BANKING

Croatia's Vujcic stares down the doom-mongers

The country’s bloated public sector and rapidly rising government debt burden have alarmed analysts and prompted comparisons with Greece. As the nation emerges from six years of recession, however, central bank governor Boris Vujcic argues that there is much to celebrate.

Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker, September 21, 2015

BANKING

Iran: On the road outside the capital

Iran is big. Iranians are fond of telling visitors that it experiences four distinct climates at any one time, from snowbound mountains to deserts, and its 80 million people are spread across a multitude of diverse locations outside Tehran; indeed, the tourist industry, should it ever truly take off, will be pretty much everywhere but the traffic-throttled, daunting sprawl of the capital.

Chris Wright, September 18, 2015

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