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Western Europe - The private side of Portugal - The extent of government involvement in Portugal's economy may be partly to blame for anaemic growth over the past decade, but it's...

Brady, Simon - In: Euromoney (2009), pp. 158-163

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Middle East - Dubai investment arms flex their buying muscle - Dubai's investment agencies might not have the scale of their counterparts from other parts of the Middle East but th...

Roy, Sudip; Brady, Simon - In: Euromoney (2007), pp. 156-167

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Middle East - Dubai investment arms flex their buying muscle - Dubai's investment agencies might not have the scale of their counterparts from other parts of the Middle East but th...

Roy, Sudip; Brady, Simon - In: Euromoney (2007), pp. 156-167

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10007731664

Middle East - Egypt keeps going its own way - Liquefied natural gas and oil could provide Egypt with a real opportunity for growth but greater reforms are still needed.

Brady, Simon - In: Euromoney (2003), pp. 82-89

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Euromoney's awards for excellence 2003 - UBS is Euromoney's choice for the best bank in the world this year, picking up the global equity and foreign exchange awards along the way....

Lee, Peter; Marshall, Julian; Currie, Antony; Tully, Kathryn - In: Euromoney (2003), pp. 39-53

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Features - Africa - Africa remains high-risk, though profits are attainable. Citibank's presence and product depth gain it the best bank award, though HSBC also deserves praise.

Brady, Simon - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 105

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Features - Euromoney Awards for Excellence - A new global bulge bracket - The number of serious contenders for Euromoney's global awards is growing ever smaller and the competition...

Brady, Simon; Brown, Jonathan; Cockerill, Chris; … - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 55-68

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Non-eurozone Europe - Royal Bank of Scotland triumphs. Garanti goes consumer.

Brady, Simon; Shieff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 108-109

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Raltics - Hansabank is the region's most successful bank. Foreigners take control.

Brady, Simon - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 93-95

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Central & eastern Europe - The Austrian powerhouses continue to make considerable investments in the region. Salomon Smith Barney is the most successful M& A house.

Brady, Simon; Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 82-92

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