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Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2009
Country risk 2010:

Country risk 2010:

Bi-annual Country risk survey monitoring political and economic stability of 186 countries


Africa: An over-hyped trend

March 2010

Two multi-billion-dollar telecom deals might well fail to indicate a boom in links between emerging markets and Africa.

Bank balance sheets: Cooking the books

March 2010

Shifting assets to the banking book has limited many banks’ ability to actively manage their troublesome asset portfolios.

Banking and recession: The Goldman paradox

March 2010

Public opprobrium for Goldman Sachs needs to be weighed against the magnificent returns it is making for shareholders.

IDB: Cause for congratulation in Cancún

March 2010

Latin America can be proud of coping well with the crisis but IDB delegates will also need to prepare for upcoming problems.

Sovereign debt: ECB must keep liquidity pumping

March 2010

Governor Trichet must play it safe as markets fret about sovereign debt.

Argentina: Redrado’s era comes to an end

February 2010

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.

CDS market: The rise of sovereign default swaps

February 2010

Investors are showing their nerves in the CDS market.

Distressed-debt: One day my price will come

February 2010

Distressed-debt investors will continue to need deep reserves of patience during this downturn.

Hedge fund AUMs: Hedge fund heaven – not hell

February 2010

Hedge fund AUMs are on course to equal their 2008 peak, and Obama’s bank reform proposals should help, not hinder, the sector.

Islamic finance: Build a market that is truly different

February 2010

If Islamic finance is to be more than just a marketing fad, radically new products must be developed.

Private banking: Where there’s wealth, there’s a way

February 2010

Integration has become the key goal as banks look to boost their wealth management revenues.

Russian equity: Rusal botches its IPO

February 2010

The Russian aluminium company’s stock market debut seemed ill-fated from the start.


Non-conforming and sub-prime mortgage lending is not the smartest business line to jump into at the moment.

Rising personal bankruptcy levels and an uncertain economic outlook led Euromoney to warn as early as 2006 that non-conforming and sub-prime mortgage lending may lead to disaster.

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