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Tamweel, Amlak merger seen in Q1 2010

Tamweel, Amlak merger seen in Q1 2010

Banking & Finance
Tamweel's default rate had retreated from a peak of 3 percent recently - official.

  1. More UAE bank mergers predicted in 2010 - Ethos

StanChart to boost Mideast pvt banking business
Banking & Finance
Standard Chartered's private banking division to open offices in Qatar, Bahrain and Lebanon.

SocGen opens wealth management office Bahrain
Banking & Finance
CEO John Abraham to head office under investment firm licence from Bahrain's CBB.

More UAE bank mergers predicted in 2010 - Ethos
Banking & Finance
Consultancy firm MD says more to go ahead 'without any shadow of a doubt'.


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Where have all the optimists gone?
Damian Reilly's on the lookout for someone, anyone, who will tell him everything is going to turn out fine in 2010.

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Banking on growth
Oliver Cornock says Oman's banking sector has weathered the financial storm better than most.

Oliver Cornock


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The art of success

ARTOC chairman Shafik Gabr, one of the ME’s revered business leaders, explains why next year could be even tougher than the last.

It ain't over yet

Dr Eckart Woertz, one of the Gulf’s most influential economists, is predicting a ‘nasty surprise’ in 2010.


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The man who sold the world

Saatchi & Saatchi boss Kevin Roberts thinks the global economy cheerleaders are about to get a nasty shock.

Risky business?

A high-profile default is renewing debate about whether Sukuks are in fact equity-like instruments.


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  1. Where have all the optimists gone? 1
    20 Nov ' 09 at 06:49
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