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“Public markets like to see annuity and fee income, rather than chunky, deal-based revenue” |
ALI AL SHIHABI is used to being between civilizations. Sitting opposite Euromoney in a City of London boardroom, the 49-year-old is dressed in a classic grey suit – from Savile Row, perhaps. But back in the Middle East, he wears Arabian robes and headgear. With the world’s financial markets reeling from the sub-prime crisis and a rocketing oil price, one region stands out as an attractive investment destination: the Gulf.
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