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  • UBS was named Euromoney’s best global bank for 2014 at the awards dinner, held at London’s Natural History Museum. Having attended nine such dinners in my role as a columnist for Euromoney, I was struck by how restrained the atmosphere in the room was.
  • The foreign-exchange benchmark scandal looks set to be a boon for burgeoning peer-to-peer (P2P) currency-exchange platforms, as they capitalize on the demand for transparent and innovative solutions.
  • The region’s markets are growing rapidly, and might even hit new highs this year. Meanwhile, a patchy record in growth and some important issuer absences do not seem to trouble international investors.
  • Investment banking revenues rose across the Asia-Pacific ex-Japan region over the first half of this year, but not every bank has been reaping the rewards.
  • The outrageous swings in fortune of Renaissance Capital over the past 20 years are the stuff of Hollywood legend. But what’s the next instalment for the Moscow-based investment bank? Out of Africa? Or just back to being The Russia House?
  • In his first major interview, Intesa Sanpaolo’s head of international subsidiary banks talks to Euromoney about the Italian group’s new strategy for its CEE network, why further country exits are out of the question and how he plans to return the division to profitability.
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  • The country seems to be turning a corner: there are hopes its economy might return to growth this year. Local banks think they’re in good shape for the European Banking Authority tests and that there might even be opportunities in non-performing loans.
  • The buy side is turning to private placements, not only for yield, but also for protection when the cycle turns.
  • Euromoney Country Risk
    The sovereign’s risk score has been falling for the past two-and-a-half years, culminating in overdue action by Moody’s.
  • Bancolombia’s BIB proved that it could get its parent’s follow-on away in difficult markets. Now it is looking to good customer relations to help it expand across the region
  • The country is forging ahead in its aim of becoming a regional Islamic finance hub, issuing its debut sukuk in July. However, questions remain as to exactly how dedicated it is to reaching this goal.