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REGULATORS ARE UNDER greater scrutiny than ever before. However, Rasheed Al-Maraj, governor of the central bank of Bahrain, is in a relaxed mood as he speaks to Euromoney on a flying visit to London. It’s little wonder. Unlike many of his counterparts, Al-Maraj has not had to enact any exceptional measures, such as general guarantees of deposits or the injection of capital from public funds, to keep his country’s banking system afloat.
Not that there haven’t been scares or that risks have disappeared.
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