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Country risk index

Country risk index

Bi-annual survey monitoring political and economic stability of 185 sovereign countries

May 2008

Fixed income research poll: Trade ideas - Structured credit





A time to shine for credit research
Ups and downs in 2008
The departed
Fixed income poll results
Investment grade overall High yield overall
Investment grade by sector High yield by sector
Other products and markets Trade ideas Overall (sum of parts version)
Trade ideas - Structured credit Trade ideas - Investment grade
Trade ideas - High yield Trade ideas - ABS
Trade ideas - Other products and markets Trade ideas - Overall (asked outright as a question)
Methodology


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Citi and Bank of America had a common response to Euromoney’s repeated enquiries into what progress they had made towards their headline-grabbing announcements last year to invest $50 billion and $20 billion respectively in green projects. It would seem the credit crisis has forced grandstanding on the environment down the agenda

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