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  • EEMEA market round up: Mint makes restaurant reservation
    Moscow private equity firm Mint Capital has taken a stake in beer restaurant chain Tinkoff Restaurants.
    Guy Norton, September 08, 2008
  • BANKING
    How will securitization shape up?
    Questions abound over the future of the securitization business and the entire originate-to-distribute model.
    Peter Lee, September 08, 2008
  • Commodities: Investment-flow sense and nonsense
    Commodities: Investors plough a new furrow in agri-finance
    Peter Koh, September 08, 2008
  • Latin American market round up: Bradesco teams up with Mitsubishi
    Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management Company and Brazil’s Bradesco Asset Management have agreed to set up a mutual fund that will invest in Brazilian bonds.
    Chloe Hayward, September 08, 2008
  • Getting microfinance to the farmers
    Commercial farmers have benefited from higher food prices but subsistence farmers in developing countries have missed out on the boom because they need to consume all their production themselves and do not have enough surplus to sell at market prices. Helping farmers in developing countries is crucial to increasing global food production and combating food inflation where it hurts the most. However, poor access to banking facilities is a barrier.
    Peter Koh, September 08, 2008
  • BANKING
    Latin American market round up: Butterfield Bank merges with Fulcrum
    Hedge fund administrator Fulcrum, has merged with the hedge fund services arm of Butterfield Bank, an award-winning Bermudian bank.
    Chloe Hayward, September 08, 2008
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Securitization: Fewer, larger issues keep Mexican ABS markets buoyant
    Mexico’s capital markets have held up better following the US sub-prime crisis than experts expected, highlighted by recent issuances of record-size residential mortgage-backed securities.
    Jason Mitchell, September 08, 2008
  • BANKING
    CICC powers on
    The first investment banking joint venture to be approved by China’s State Council was in 1995. At the time, investment banking was a relatively new concept in China, although since then the industry has grown apace. The same can be said of the joint venture: China International Capital Corporation (CICC).
    Sudip Roy, September 08, 2008
  • BANKING
    What’s fair value in foul markets?
    As Euromoney asks for his views on fair-value accounting, the European bank chief executive carefully sets down his fork in the plate of scrambled eggs before him, slumps back in his chair and rolls his eyes. The press relations lady squirms uncomfortably and leans across the breakfast table, whispering: “This bit is going to be off the record.”
    Peter Lee, September 08, 2008
  • BANKING
    Chávez watch: Bank of Venezuela to be nationalized
    Venezuela’s president, Hugo Chávez, has announced plans to nationalize the Bank of Venezuela, the largest bank in the country. Chavez has asked for a meeting with Spanish group Santander, which owns the bank, in order to agree a price.
    Chloe Hayward, September 08, 2008
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    EEMEA market round up: Record Gulf rights issues
    Gulf firms raised a record $15.76 billion in rights issues from July 2007 to June 2008, a 242% increase on the previous 12 months. In the first six months of 2008, rights issues in the Gulf Cooperation Council states raised $11.9 billion from shareholders, according to research from UK law firm Trowers & Hamlins.
    Dominic O’Neill, September 08, 2008
  • Opinion
    Against the tide: Will the dollar rally persist?
    The greenback revival, driven by ECB recognition that the eurozone is faltering, will be sustained by the narrowing of the US current account deficit, the fall in the oil price and the US pursuit of a soft monetary policy.
    David Roche, September 08, 2008
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