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Sovereign wealth funds

An in-depth look at the state-owned sovereign wealth funds that dominate the attention of the world's financial markets

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Selling short

Euromoney's coverage of past short selling regulations and questionable events is worth a look today

Euromoney’s annual survey invites investors to rate the quality of bank research on Middle Eastern equity and debt bearing in mind overall performance and accuracy.

Investors rate named analysts and teams for the categories indicated. 
    Holdings of Middle Eastern equity (excluding Turkey)
    Greater than $250 million 
    Between $100 million and $249.99 million 
    Between $50 million and $99.99 million 
    Less than $50 million 
    Holdings of Middle Eastern debt (excluding Turkey)
    Greater than $250 million 
    Between $100 million and $249.99 million
    Between $50 million and $99.99 million
    Less than $50 million




Middle East research poll 2008: Boom attracts big research players

August 2008

Regional buoyancy and declining opportunities elsewhere are pulling banks into the Gulf region, bringing with them research capability. Local firms still lead Euromoney’s poll but foreign rivals are coming up fast. Rupert Wright reports.

Middle East equity research poll 2007: Regional research starts to blossom

August 2007

Only four years ago, the kind of research familiar to more developed capital markets was almost unknown in the Middle East. However, the quality of information available to investors is improving rapidly as global banks establish footholds. But Saudi Arabia, the region’s biggest market, has been left behind. Dominic O’Neill reports.


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Grant Kvalheim, former president of Barclays Capital, is one of many senior bankers mulling life after the credit crunch

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