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    Nigeria’s banks outpace political change
    Banks are booming in Nigeria on the back of oil revenue inflows. But solutions to some of the country’s problems – particularly the need for infrastructure development and a reversal of falls in oil production – remain stymied by an inflexible political system. Rupert Wright reports.
    Rupert Wright, September 08, 2008
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    VTB: Primed to be a champion, performing as an also-ran
    VTB’s ambition is to be a leading universal bank in Russia, with a strong balance of revenues from its retail, corporate and banking arms. But does it have the wherewithal to achieve those lofty goals? Guy Norton reports from Moscow.
    Guy Norton, September 08, 2008
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    CEE bank management: Top bankers try to stay bullish on emerging Europe
    Bank chiefs in the region have much to cheer but can’t help feeling a little uneasy. They have no direct exposure to the sub-prime fallout, but have had to rethink their funding strategies. And while they see clear opportunities to grow, an economic slowdown could be looming.
    September 08, 2008
  • BANKING
    I-banking goes local
    Brazilian banks: Santander/Real merger creates new battleground
    Chloe Hayward, September 08, 2008
  • BANKING
    Palestinian banks: resilient but underemployed
    One would expect the banking sector to be a shambles in Palestine but it is in a period of dynamic growth. According to the Palestine Monetary Authority, the central bank, the sector grew by 22% in 2007; total assets are $7 billion, client deposits $5 billion, compared with $150 million at the time of the Oslo Accords in 1993, according to the Bank of Palestine.
    Chris Wright, September 08, 2008
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    Latin American bank management: CEOs focus on home improvement
    Euromoney asked eight leading chief executives what impact the credit crunch has had on their banks and what they think are the problems and advantages of being a local bank in a time of global crisis.
    September 08, 2008
  • AI market round up: Basis coughs up
    Australian hedge fund Basis Capital is to pay $23 million to investors in two of its funds. The investors put their money into the funds in June 2007, the month investments were frozen because of liquidity problems. Because the money had technically not been invested until September, the investors were able to claim a full refund. Other investors in the struggling funds now being advised by Blackstone will suffer losses.
    Helen Avery, September 08, 2008
  • BANKING
    AI market round up: Replicators not capturing beta
    A study by quant fund AQR says hedge fund replicators are not necessarily what investors want. The new indices launched by banks such as Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse and Merrill Lynch are too highly correlated to other asset classes within an investor’s portfolio to add much value, says the study. Furthermore, their inability to capture tactical shifts in hedge fund exposures because of lack of public information means that replications might not keep up with hedge fund moves.
    Helen Avery, September 08, 2008
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    Syria seeks to underpin economic stability
    Mohammed Al-Hussein, Syria’s minister of finance, talks to Sudip Roy about the effects of oil price rises and declining domestic production, the development of the country’s banking sector, and efforts at budgetary control and the development of a T-bill market.
    Sudip Roy, September 08, 2008
  • Emission control’s neglected area
    The impact of global warming on agriculture is complicated. Although an increase in global temperatures of up to 2.5 degrees Celsius could help increase total agricultural production by improving growing conditions in some parts of the world, many of what are today the world’s poorest countries would experience a worsening of growing conditions and food security.
    Peter Koh, September 08, 2008
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    Middle Eastern bank management: Expansion remains top of the agenda for confident bank chiefs
    The Middle East's most successful banks remain on a determined course for growth, both regionally and in terms of the products they offer. Will the boom in financial markets and services continue, despite political uncertainty and the contagion of the credit crunch?
    September 08, 2008
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    Can the West Bank spring a surprise?
    Palestine is a surprisingly attractive prospect – good enough to hold the attention of private and public investors at a conference this year. But Gaza, which must develop pari passu with the West Bank if the Territories are to prosper, is an unstable imponderable. Chris Wright reports.
    Chris Wright, September 08, 2008
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