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Pension system nationalization announced last month brings country ‘closer to the abyss’.
Euromoney November 2008
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Euromoney November 2008
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Euromoney November 2008
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Governments worldwide have moved to recapitalize banks. But the amounts injected will only be sufficient to avert a great depression; they are not enough to sustain lending and avert a global recession.
Euromoney November 2008
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Central bank governor reveals the extent of intervention required by the FX losses of a Mexican retailer.
Euromoney November 2008
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Excuse the cliché, but there is a silver lining in the cloud hanging over hedge funds. Many are destined to shut down. But that means more opportunity for those that survive, argues Neil Wilson.
Euromoney November 2008
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Euromoney November 2008
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Euromoney November 2008
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Euromoney November 2008
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Corporate FX losses are already running into billions. The problem, as the dollar’s rally continues, could be endemic.
Euromoney November 2008
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With CDS prices at unprecedented levels, the crisis shows no sign of abating.
Euromoney November 2008
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Euromoney November 2008
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A tightly regulated and fast growing market looks attractive, but tightening solvency regulations and gummed-up credit markets mean smaller insurers are finding life tough. That may create a rare chance for brave foreigners to enter the market. But global uncertainty could be advantageous for better-capitali
Euromoney November 2008
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The economy has reached an inflection point. Change is coming that suggests the socialist republic will not only survive but, relatively speaking, could thrive, so long as investors are patient. Chloe Hayward reports on efforts to inject capitalism into the state-controlled economy.
Euromoney November 2008
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Martín Redrado, president of the Central Bank of Argentina, tells Sudip Roy why the banker should get through the global crisis intact.
Euromoney November 2008
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The central bank has begun to address the financial crisis but must take more action.
Euromoney November 2008
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The government bail out packages unveiled across developed countries last month may have prevented the collapse of a host of banks with more toxic assets than equity. Bank deleveraging has barely started
Euromoney November 2008
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In October the credit crunch finally devastated global equity markets as investor panic threatened to bring down all but the very strongest banks. Alex Chambers was pounding the sidewalks of New York just as the crisis entered its most tumultuous period and perhaps its denouement.
Euromoney November 2008
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President of Panama’s Bolsa de Valores expects new exchange to be created next year.
Euromoney October 2008
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Euromoney October 2008
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Euromoney October 2008
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Proposals to make a settlement with hold-outs to Argentina’s defaulted bonds could raise the country much-needed funds.
Euromoney October 2008
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International market access not yet certain.
Euromoney October 2008
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For so long seen as a banking backwater, cash management’s time has come. Revenues are high-margin, stable and growing. Products such as liquidity management will only grow in importance. And, with the huge client bases involved for the biggest players, it’s a gateway into a lot of other business. Lauren
Euromoney October 2008
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Euromoney October 2008
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Euromoney October 2008
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Euromoney October 2008
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Euromoney October 2008
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Euromoney October 2008
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Euromoney October 2008