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Country risk 2010:

Country risk 2010:

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

Central and Eastern Europe

BaltCap takes Jeremie to Latvia

March 2010

First venture capital fund since crisis; Enhanced access to capital for SMEs

Banks struggle to meet funding challenge

March 2010

The banking industry’s key challenge remains to stabilize its own sources of finance. Regulators and creditors have pressed banks to build their deposit gathering and extend the term of their market borrowings, with some policymakers calling for levies on non-deposit borrowings.

Country risk March 2010: A fragile sense of stability

March 2010

After a year that turned out better than anyone could have expected, 2010 began with a new bout of nerves on financial markets.

Country risk March 2010: Full results (popup)

March 2010

Country risk March 2010: Key political and economic risk indicators

March 2010

FX: Volumes continue to pick up

March 2010

Volume figures released during February confirm further increases in FX flow.

Interview with Ahmet Aksu, acting head of the Privatization Administration

March 2010

Poland: Good start for equity issuance

March 2010

State sales enjoy positive reception; No investor fatigue despite heavy issuance

Russia: Moscow mandates for market comeback

March 2010

After a hotly contested process involving more than 20 investment banks the authorities in Moscow have mandated Barclays Capital, Citi, Credit Suisse and VTB Capital to lead manage Russia’s return to the international bond markets after an absence of more than a decade.

Sovereign bonds: Early issuers beat contagion fear

March 2010

Pre-emptive issuance proves smart strategy; Improving economic fundamentals attract strong investor bid

Turkey: Prime time for privatization

March 2010

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.

Turkey's privatization: Enerjisa models the way

March 2010

If the government could point to a vision for what the privatization process is looking to achieve, it would point to Enerjisa.

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