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Euromoney March 2010
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Turkey has ambitious plans for 2010 and 2011. As it seeks to finance a yawning budget deficit, everything is for sale. Lack of finance, legal challenges and a febrile political situation present hurdles but the government is determined to get deals done. Nick Lord reports from Istanbul.
Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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If the government could point to a vision for what the privatization process is looking to achieve, it would point to Enerjisa.
Euromoney March 2010
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State sales enjoy positive reception; No investor fatigue despite heavy issuance
Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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Fund’s first US holdings disclosed; 13F filing intended to “set an example”
Euromoney March 2010
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Underwriters “too aggressive” in their pricing; Investors wary of debt-laden companies
Euromoney March 2010
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Central bank governor says bank branches in north will double; New sovereign bond possible
Euromoney March 2010
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The notion that “you can’t time the market” has somehow become received wisdom. It is, of course, nonsense. The experience of two very British institutions and some data analysis reveals the truth behind the cant.
Euromoney March 2010
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The global and regional financial crises have provided Latin America’s corporate executive with stark evidence of the benefits of good corporate governance and risk management. The pressure on regulators, industry bodies, and managers to improve practices has increased. Dominic O’Neill reports.
Euromoney March 2010
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Big-ticket public deals still get most of the attention. But as the region’s markets mature, investment bankers are focusing below the surface. Their most profitable catch will be found in the local markets of credit, equities and commodities. Chloe Hayward reports from New York.
Euromoney March 2010
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Dar Al Arkan’s sukuk could have hardly come at a better time for Saudi Arabia.
Euromoney March 2010
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Even while it began to grow in developed markets, Islamic finance faced key tests. Fears about the enforceability of sukuk contracts in the Middle East might have proved exaggerated, but critics of the industry’s mimicking of conventional finance remain.
Euromoney February 2010
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The Russian aluminium company’s stock market debut seemed ill-fated from the start.
Euromoney February 2010
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Astute reading of market brought Heidelberg Cement back from the brink.
Euromoney February 2010
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A big M&A deal was a no-brainer, but the Wyeth buyout was still a surprise.
Euromoney February 2010
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Chinese bids for foreign natural resources often failed; Minmetals succeeded.
Euromoney February 2010
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In perilous times the rights issue reopened equity markets for strong banks.
Euromoney February 2010
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Wamex entered new territory with afores-friendly funding.
Euromoney February 2010
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Brazilian equities proved irresistible to investors in 2009, but private bankers are looking elsewhere for returns amid fears that the love affair might not last another year. Chloe Hayward reports.
Euromoney February 2010
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It was meant to be another year of difficulty and potential disaster. But 2009 provided much more than even the arch-optimist could have expected.
Euromoney February 2010
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The Russian aluminium company’s stock market debut seemed ill-fated from the start.
Published January 2010 euromoney.com
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Emerging Europe had a tough 2009, but as a new year dawns central bankers across the region hope it will bring back economic growth. The debate about regulation and ring-fencing capital begins here as they discuss how to prevent the region from plunging back into recession. Interviews by Chloe Hayward.
Euromoney January 2010
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Regional airports, tanker operators and river shipping lines – the list of assets up for grabs in the latest privatization round is unlikely to send foreign investors into a frenzy. But fatter prey may be about. Angus McDowall reports.
Euromoney January 2010
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The character of responses to the recession augurs badly for a sustained recovery. The right sort of domestic consumption stimulus has not been put in place in China – the country is racing for exports again. Other regions are ill-equipped to cope; a Japan-style stasis of deflation and growth looks to be j
Euromoney January 2010
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David Proctor thought he had found a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build a Gulf financial powerhouse at Al-Khaliji Bank. It didn’t work out. But almost a year after he was removed as chief executive Proctor’s life is in limbo, as Qatar’s authorities decline to grant him an exit visa that would reun
Euromoney January 2010
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The resolution of rating agency treatment could mean corporate hybrids return in 2010.
Euromoney January 2010
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All eyes on China bank deals for 2010
Euromoney January 2010
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Euromoney January 2010