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LATEST ARTICLES
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Margot Brandenburg, Associate director at the Rockefeller Foundation
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Mario Marconi, head of philanthropy and values-based investing at UBS
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Audrey Choi, head of global sustainable finance at Morgan Stanley
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Tracy Palandjian, CEO and co-founder of Social Finance US
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Bob Annibale, global director of microfinance at Citi
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Paul Bernstein, CEO of Pershing Square Foundation
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Patricia Farrar-Rivas, founding principal and CEO of Veris Wealth Partners
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Antony Bugg-Levine, CEO Non-profit Finance Fund, GIIN board chairman
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Philanthropy debate participants share how:
• social impact bonds are structured and when they are launching;
• foundations and family offices are looking to work with governments to solve social issues;
• impact investing will boost the microfinance industry;
• private banks and asset managers are developing impact investing products and platforms. -
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Russia debate videos: VTB Capital Investment Forum “RUSSIA CALLING!”, 7 October 2011
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In a society obsessed with maximizing profit, Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner and pioneer of microfinance through Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, has a new goal: to get business and finance to take off its ‘profit-maximizing glasses’ and think about its role in society instead
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Local and global cash management banks are forging stronger partnerships as they aim to offer clients the widest geographic coverage they can in a low interest rate environment. Euromoney speaks with Paul Camp at Deutsche Bank and Tolga Egemen at Garanti Bank on how these partnerships aim to achieve and provide these services, with attention to detail in a seamless fashion.
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In January this year, when Bob Diamond opined that the time for "remorse and apology" by banks over their role in the financial crisis should end, some people were listening more closely than others. Two purported Wall Street financiers have taken up the cause in cyberspace, rapping on YouTube in defence of people like Bob. Dubbing themselves Leeman Brothaz the duo argue that Wall Street greed was not to blame for the crisis as it helped the "corporate drones" take "neg am loans" to buy some "sick-ass homes". Not many rappers spend time rhyming "credit default swaps" with "were bought by wealthy WASPs" so the song is something of a departure for the genre. But its conclusion that "greed is good" is surely one thing that Diamond and other bonus-laden bank chief executives can agree on.
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Mark Bamford, head of global syndicate at Barclays Capital in New York, speaks with Euromoney's Hamish Risk about the recent surge in corporate bond issuance in the U.S.
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HSBC's global head of debt capital markets, Spencer Lake, talks to Euromoney about what the sovereign debt crisis means for European banks and companies.
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Martin Egan, global head of primary markets, BNP Paribas speaks with Euromoney's Hamish Risk, markets editor on whether the debt capital markets can function amid the sovereign debt crisis.
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At our recent Euromoney Islamic Finance Summit Mukhtar Hussain, global CEO HSBC Amanah, discusses the impact of the financial crisis on the Islamic banking systems, demand for sukuk, new issue premium and areas of growth for Islamic finance
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At the recent Euromoney Islamic Finance Summit Mohieddine Kronfol - managing director - Alegra Capital, discusses the impact of the financial crisis on Islamic finance, government intervention and the performance of Allegra's sukuk fund
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At Euromoney's Islamic Finance Summit, Aamir Khan - managing director - Unicorn Investment Bank discusses the size of the private equity market in Islamic fianance, the differences between conventional private equity and Islamic finance private equity, the impact of the liquidity squeeze and how private equity is perceived in the Middle East?
