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Can Turkey remain immune from the crisis?

Piggott, Charles - In: Euromoney 39 (2008) 475, pp. 115-120

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Emerging Europe - Turkish banks draw strength from past mistakes - Turkey's 2001 -02 banking crisis prompted a huge bail-out and consolidation and the introduction of a strict regu...

Piggott, Charles - In: Euromoney (2008), pp. 115-120

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New era, redux?

Piggott, Charles - In: Institutional investor / International edition 23 (1998) 7, pp. 29-33

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We ask the questions here - In today's job market, the boot is on the other foot: MBA students are calling the shots. But that is no guarantee they will find the right firm or the...

Piggott, Charles - In: Euromoney (1997), pp. 69-71

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The accountability dilemma - Managing Belgium's debt snowball down to meet the Maastricht criteria is challenge enough. Making it tougher, the country's debt managers must trade th...

Piggott, Charles - In: Euromoney (1997), pp. 84-88

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Emerging markets boost ratings - Luxembourg, Switzerland and Singapore still head the ratings, but the fastest improvers are Uganda and selected east European and Baltic states.

Piggott, Charles - In: Euromoney (1996), pp. 160-165

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Privatization poll - Who's best at privatization? Goldman Sachs has done it again, with a very comfortable first place in the Euromoney league table of privatization banks.

Piggott, Charles; Zbitnoff, Sasha - In: Euromoney (1996), pp. 68-74

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On top of the world - This is the big one - Euromoney's poll of 70 polls and league tables for 1995. Could Goldman Sachs make it a hat-trick at the top? No. It fell to fourth place...

Piggott, Charles - In: Euromoney (1996), pp. 47-49

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Israel - Exposed, illiquid, lacking in depth - Israel's in something of a mess. The stock market is too small to absorb liquidity. The bond market hasn't seen a non-government issu...

Piggott, Charles - In: Euromoney (1996), pp. 83-86

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New owners, new order - The rash of bank takeovers during 1995 has changed the face of Euromoney's equity research rankings. The new SBC Warburg comes out top.

Piggott, Charles - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 111-116

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