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Shifting assets to the banking book has limited many banks’ ability to actively manage their troublesome asset portfolios.
Euromoney March 2010
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Two multi-billion-dollar telecom deals might well fail to indicate a boom in links between emerging markets and Africa.
Euromoney March 2010
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Public opprobrium for Goldman Sachs needs to be weighed against the magnificent returns it is making for shareholders.
Euromoney March 2010
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Governor Trichet must play it safe as markets fret about sovereign debt.
Euromoney March 2010
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Latin America can be proud of coping well with the crisis but IDB delegates will also need to prepare for upcoming problems.
Euromoney March 2010
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Investors are showing their nerves in the CDS market.
Euromoney February 2010
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Integration has become the key goal as banks look to boost their wealth management revenues.
Euromoney February 2010
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Martin Redrado departs as central bank governor of Argentina after standing by his principles. Someone will regret that, but it probably won’t be Redrado.
Euromoney February 2010
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If Islamic finance is to be more than just a marketing fad, radically new products must be developed.
Euromoney February 2010
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Hedge fund AUMs are on course to equal their 2008 peak, and Obama’s bank reform proposals should help, not hinder, the sector.
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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Distressed-debt investors will continue to need deep reserves of patience during this downturn.
Euromoney February 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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The fate of Vietnam’s ambitious $1 billion bond deal will tell us much about bond investors’ real risk appetites.
Euromoney January 2010
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Banks are starting to assess the need to risk weight sovereign debt holdings.
Euromoney January 2010
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Western bankers have overestimated opportunities and underestimated risks in hydrocarbon-exporting nations.
Euromoney January 2010
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European banks will seek to gain an advantage if global regulations can be agreed.
Euromoney January 2010
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Central American country’s economy robust despite global downturn.
Euromoney January 2010
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When everyone agrees everything’s alright, we’ve a classic sign of a bubble.
Euromoney December 2009
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The bank’s results reveal the benefits, and not the drawbacks, of mixing retail and wholesale banking.
Euromoney December 2009
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DDR and Fortress provide a glimmer of hope for commercial real estate.
Euromoney December 2009
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The US authorities’ approach to curbing bankers’ remuneration is ill-judged and inequitable.
Euromoney December 2009
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Brazil’s government is a victim of its own economic success.
Euromoney December 2009
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The Asian state’s leaders should be wary of the impact of international scrutiny on its private banking industry.
Euromoney December 2009
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A glut of IPOs and bank capital demands means treasurers and investors alike need to steer carefully in giddy Asia.
Euromoney December 2009
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The US bank’s succession planning is turning into a bad joke. But it still has time to get the punchline right by looking outside for its next leader.
Euromoney December 2009
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News that the state-owned company has asked for a credit standstill badly damages the emirate’s reputation.
Euromoney December 2009
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The European high-yield market may finally have come of age.
Euromoney November 2009
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Banks now busy negotiating debt-for-equity swaps in their distressed investments could actually be making their problems worse.
Euromoney November 2009
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Wall Street bankers think the capital market boom is the new normal. We’re not so sure.
Euromoney November 2009