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INVESTING - PENSIONS - Purge at Previ - The seesaw battle for control of Latin America's biggest pension fund mirrors - and magnifies - the deep left-right schism in Brazilian poli...
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 27 (2002) 10, pp. 81-84
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FEATURES - GULF BANKING - Petro dolor - Arab banks are suffering from the September 11 terrorist attacks and the subsequent global downturn. The result: More consolidation, diversi...
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 27 (2002) 1, pp. 76-80
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Persian gulf - To build his private bank, Parviz Aghili must bridge a vast gap between Iran's reformist government and its ultraconservative clerics. His dilemma is modern Iran's.
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 26 (2001) 12, pp. 57-62
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GULF STATES - Black gold again - By capping oil production, OPEC has breathed life back into the Mideast. Can it last?
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 24 (1999) 7, pp. 69
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FEATURES - EMERGING MARKETS - Taking the plunge - The risks are real, but some Western companies believe that now is the time to invest in sub-Saharan Africa
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 24 (1999) 3, pp. 118-120
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FEATURES - PRIVATIZATIONS - Trouble in Lusaka - Privatizations should be good for countries. But in Zambia they led to corruption, economic stagnation and, perhaps, the assassinati...
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 23 (1998) 12, pp. 47-55
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GULF STATES - The privatization shell game
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 23 (1998) 9, pp. 194-196
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Prisoners of petroleum - The deficit-plagued Gulf states know that they must tighten their belts and lessen their dependence on oil. But bumper revenues from sales of the black stu...
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 22 (1997) 7, pp. 127-134
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The Russians are coming - More and more Russian companies are following the example of Gazprom, LUKoil and other pioneers and preparing to raise funds in the West. But are they rea...
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 22 (1997) 2, pp. 49-62
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Cairo converts to capitalism - Thanks to a renewed commitment to privatization, Egypt's capital makets are set to realize their true potential.
Barraclough, Colin - In: Institutional investor / International edition 21 (1996) 9, pp. 123-130
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