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Why crowdfunding threatens traditional bank lending

The truth about Asian investment banking

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September 2006

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Lebanese reforms caught in the crossfire
Lebanon’s finance minister: ‘The phoenix will rise again’

Boustany: SMEs are underserved
In June, East Cameron Partners in Texas became the first US oil and gas company to borrow money via an Islamic securitization structure. Merrill Lynch acted as bookrunner – no surprise there. But the bank that structured the deal might have raised a few eyebrows since it was Lebanon’s BSEC.

The Beirut company might be small in size – it has only 15...


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