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Bringing the banks to account

February 5th, 2013
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It began as a trickle but has turned into a flood. HSBC, Barclays, Wachovia, JP Morgan, and UBS have all been engulfed by waves of scandal involving, money laundering, fixing interest rates, risky trades, and rigging the money markets. The question now is – have the banks gone bad? The claim by senior bank executives they ‘we did not know’ rings hollow, and must not be allowed to stand if they are to regain their integrity. 

Bringing the banks to account

February 5th, 2013
in
It began as a trickle but has turned into a flood. HSBC, Barclays, Wachovia, JP Morgan, and UBS have all been engulfed by waves of scandal involving, money laundering, fixing interest rates, risky trades, and rigging the money markets. The question now is – have the banks gone bad? The claim by senior bank executives they ‘we did not know’ rings hollow, and must not be allowed to stand if they are to regain their integrity. 

How to increase investment in the Middle East and North Africa

February 4th, 2013
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Carlos Griffin In light of recent political and social unrest in the region, foreign investors are taking a “wa

Is China's Old Growth Model Sustainable: a Big Bull vs. a Big Bear

January 25th, 2013
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China's growth model propelled its economy to an average growth of 9.9% over the last 32 years, and will continue to grow, although at a slower rate, said Justin Yifu Lin, former Chief Economist at the World Bank in Washington. Yes, China's growth record is admirable but it is not sustainable, according to Dr.

Is China's Old Growth Model Sustainable: a Big Bull vs. a Big Bear

January 25th, 2013
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China's growth model propelled its economy to an average growth of 9.9% over the last 32 years, and will continue to grow, although at a slower rate, said Justin Yifu Lin, former Chief Economist at the World Bank in Washington. Yes, China's growth record is admirable but it is not sustainable, according to Dr.

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