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  • Treasury
    Returning confidence fails to shake treasurers’ risk vigilance
    With confidence increasing in the financial system, company treasurers might be forgiven for beginning to relax the tight focus they have maintained on counterparty risk in the past few years.
    Rebecca Brace, November 26, 2013
  • Treasury
    Bank branch evolution gathers pace
    Economics and technology are conspiring to undermine the position of bank branches, which are evolving from their predominantly transactional roots to places where guidance can be offered for more complex business.
    Solomon Teague, November 26, 2013
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    The changing face of Iran’s political risk post-nuclear deal
    As international sanctions on the country are loosened after the ground-breaking, albeit tentative, nuclear deal, Iran’s influence in the region will undergo dramatic changes, argues Emad Mostaque, of Noah Capital Markets.
    Kanika Saigal, November 26, 2013
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Four challenges facing Shanghai free-trade zone
    China’s ambitious liberalization experiment in Shanghai, announced at the third plenum, could reshape national policy – but there are four key challenges that could thwart the project.
    Kanika Saigal, November 26, 2013
  • Sponsored Content
    Disaster forces re-examination of Philippines’ growth prospects
    Typhoon Haiyan is tempering exuberance over the Philippines’ growth story by exposing structural limits on its growth potential – most significantly inadequate infrastructure and governance issues.
    November 25, 2013
  • Sponsored Content
    The Volcker rule: Five things you need to know
    In an exclusive interview, a former drafter of the Volcker rule explains why, in its current trajectory, the flagship regulation will fail to distinguish legitimate market-making and proprietary risk-taking while banks sound the alarm on compliance costs, hit to earnings and extraterritoriality concerns.
    November 25, 2013
  • Sponsored Content
    Investors favour weekly FX options amid macro uncertainty
    Risk managers have made use of exchange-traded FX options to hedge foreign exposures this year amid a volatile global macro environment.
    November 25, 2013
  • Euromoney Country Risk
    Poland safer than its credit ratings suggest
    Poland’s secure risk profile is still justified, according to economists and other country-risk experts taking part in Euromoney’s Country Risk Survey. With the sovereign holding steady this year in ECR’s global rankings, and on a longer-term upward trend, its credit ratings should be adjusted upwards.
    Jeremy Weltman, November 22, 2013
  • BANKING
    Carney’s delusions of regulatory grandeur
    Given the tax bias towards leverage, and regulatory equity thresholds for UK banks that remain a source of systemic risk from the Bank of England's own analysis, the governor is gambling that new, untested regulatory standards will temper systemic risk - even while gunning for the expansion of the financial industry.
    Sid Verma, November 21, 2013
  • Foreign Exchange
    FX investors should look east; China could taper before the Fed
    For all the focus on the Federal Reserve’s plans to start tapering its asset purchases, currency investors should also be looking at developments in China.
    Peter Garnham, November 21, 2013
  • BANKING
    Eurozone banks’ NPL crisis threatens to derail recovery
    The IMF warns that corporate loan losses for banks in Spain, Italy and Portugal could hit €282 billion over next two years, highlighting the scale of the challenge for the ECB’s asset-quality review amid continued financial fragmentation.
    Sid Verma, November 19, 2013
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    BANKING
    Nedbank’s Brown rules out raid on Ecobank
    In an interview with Euromoney, Mike Brown, CEO of Johannesburg-based Nedbank, clarifies ownership and business intentions with Togo’s pan-African lender ETI – the two having operated a client-sharing service since 2008 – which has been subject of takeover rumours for years.
    Elliot Wilson, November 19, 2013
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