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The latest moves from the Emerging Markets
THE LAST COMMAND ECONOMY
Algeria’s problem is that successive governments since the 1990s have never managed to diversify the country’s mono-economy. In part, the country is stymied by internal political strains that from time to time overspill into terrorism; the government has been ...
BOLLORE AFRICA LOGISITCS
The African arm of France’s Groupe Bolloré—Bolloré Africa Logistics (BAL)—is planning to equip and manage a port at Berbera on the reputedly dangerous shores of Somalia. The risks involved in such a project are an unavoidable element of doing business in one o...
BRAZILIAN BILLIONAIRE STUMBLES
To the surprise of many, OSX Brasil SA, the Brazilian shipbuilding company controlled by billionaire Eike Batista, slashed the size and price of its initial public offering in March, which was expected to be among the world's biggest this year. Brazilian billi...
RUSAL ROUTES FUNDING THROUGH HK IPO
Russia’s debt-ridden mining conglomerate Rusal had ambitious acquisition and expansion plans. It tried, unsuccessfully, to list in London in a bid to cut the $16.8bn it owes to Russian mining giant Rusal, the world’s largest aluminium company, but opened the i...
CAN ECONOMICS TRUMP POLITICS?
Region party members applauded Viktor Yanukovych on Valentine’s Day after the country’s election commission officially declared him winner of the country’s 2010 presidential election. The party love-fest was perhaps a little presumptuous, as a few days later ...
BNDES UPS THE ANTE
Brazil's official development bank, the Economic and Social Development National Bank (BNDES), is stretching its tentacles outside the country in a quest to help Brazilian companies to conquer a larger space for themselves in international markets. The state-o...
THE NEW SHAPE OF ASIAN TRADE
Despite a somewhat shaky period in the second half of 2008, throughout 2009 the emerging economies in Asia have appeared increasingly well positioned to weather the turbulence caused by the global financial crisis. This is due in large part to strong economic ...
ARAB BANK: A NEW BEGINNING
Dubai Outsource Zone (DOZ), a member of Tecom Investments, in September announced the Arab Company for Shared Services commenced Arab Bank’s Gulf and Yemen back-office operations at the world's first special economic zone dedicated to the outsourcing industry....
THE SHOCK OF THE NEW
IS Investment, the investment banking arm of Isbank, Turkey’s largest private bank, and the only investment house listed on the Istanbul Stock Exchange (IMKB), has a broad-brush market approach; a model which has meant it has remained a market leader in the co...
THE NEW ‘GREAT GAME’ RULES
At first glance, Barack Obama’s election, hot on the tail of the credit crunch, may seem to blow the whistle on the “Great Game” in Central Asia. He is less competitive—or rather less combative—than his predecessor, and has also, for the time being at least, l...
IRAN & AFGHANISTAN
On the surface it might appear that the recent presidential elections in Iran and Afghanistan were clear, distinct, and separate happenings occurring in two very different countries with very little in common. In reality, though, thinks Habibullah Rafi, profes...
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MARKET LEADER
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THE ASIA-GROWTH IMPERATIVE
Face-to-Face with Chris Sturdy, Chairman, Bank of New York Mellon
GEORGIA: BANK BUILDING IN THE AFTERMATH OF CONFLICT
Bank of Georgia handles the credit crunch
REVAMPING UKRAINE’S BANKS
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RUSSIA’S RUSAL FIGHTS BACK WITH INVESTMENT PLAN
Rusal Fights Back

