Dominic O’Neill

Recent stories by Dominic O’Neill

• Deals of the Year 2011: Middle East & Africa index

  Euromoney February 2012

• Deals of the Year 2011: Barzan Gas Company financing

  Euromoney February 2012

• Deals of the Year 2011: Aabar Investments PJS unsecured exchangeable bond

  Euromoney February 2012

• Deals of the Year 2011: Republic of Namibia debut Eurobond

  Euromoney February 2012

• Emerging Europe: Hungary’s central bank fights back

  EU infringement process launched; Orban backs down

  Euromoney February 2012

• Nigeria: Dual crises cause alarm in Abuja

  Government pursues key reforms; Strikes spur energy-sector shake-up

  Euromoney February 2012

• Table-topping VTB moves to a new phase

  VTB Capital has built a powerhouse capital markets business in Russia. Can it become just as influential elsewhere?

  Euromoney January 2012

• Zloty depreciation threatens mortgage book

  Euromoney January 2012

• Banking: VTB Capital revs up for international drive

  Hires Dubai Credit Suisse team; CEE special situations push

  Euromoney January 2012

• Saudi Arabia: Reformers take the reins

  New government appointments in Saudi Arabia have sparked hopes that the Kingdom might adopt policies more oriented towards the private sector and foreign investment.

  Euromoney January 2012

• Sberbank throws its weight into investment banking

  In the words of a recent recruit – it’s the biggest bank you’ve never heard of. If you’re an investment banker in Russia, or even Turkey and Poland, that’s about to change. But can Sberbank, propelled by its acquisition of Troika Dialog, get anywhere close to fulfilling its potential?

  Euromoney January 2012

• Russia: Making money in Moscow

  With developed markets stagnant, emerging nations hold the globe’s growth prospects. But can expansion in investment banking revenue in Russia keep up with Brazil or China?

  Euromoney January 2012

• Emerging Europe: Poland's biggest bank comes into its own

  As the government sells part of its stake in PKO BP, Poland’s biggest bank is benefiting from the troubles of rivals with their eurozone-based parents. Euromoney speaks to PKO BP’s chief executive about acquisitions and growth in new areas, such as investment banking and wealth management

  Euromoney January 2012

• Capital markets: Foreigners on Saudi stock market next year

  China-style system; Test trades completed

  Euromoney December 2011

• Audi launches $300 million Turkish bank

  Euromoney December 2011

• Poland: Solorz-Zak closes LBO, faces financing crunch

  Euromoney December 2011

• M&A: Bank woes spur corporate sales in Slovenia

  Mercator talks extended; NLB seeks new capital

  Euromoney December 2011

• Patchwork story for emerging Europe’s bankers

  Eurozone-based lenders dominate banking in central and eastern Europe. They have faced writedowns and intransigence in parts of the region. But good profit growth means the CEE is still the central focus of their business.

  Euromoney December 2011

• Foreign investors to access Saudi stock market directly for first time

  Euromoney learns that a China-style system could be implemented and test trades have been completed in preparation for foreign investors directly participating in the Saudi stock market

  Published November 2011 euromoney.com

• Emerging Europe: Erste faces €800 million annual loss

  €627 million Romania write-down; Recapitalization looms

  Euromoney November 2011