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After 18 years of expansion — and three years becoming a key global financial hub — Dubai is taking its foot off the accelerator, worried by a glut of unoccupied developments and the possibility of a property slump. But the government is awash with cash to stave off disaster, and can rely on support from Abu Dhabi if necessary
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Investors in UK RMBS, along with covered bonds, could soon benefit from the government guarantees enjoyed by holders of new senior unsecured bank issuance. But the scheme unveiled yesterday is more of a vague proposal than the considered plan of action necessary to revive the securitisation market.
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After 18 years of expansion — and three years becoming a key global financial hub — Dubai is taking its foot off the accelerator, worried by a glut of unoccupied developments and the possibility of a property slump. But the government is awash with cash to stave off disaster, and can rely on support from Abu Dhabi if necessary
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US policymakers have clearly shown themselves to be standing ready to support the financial system, whatever the cost. But the price to be paid could be nightmarish — a default of the United States itself.
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The attempted fee ambush sprung by several banks on the unsuspecting European Investment Bank and KfW over the last week deserved to fail. But a sober debate about fees for the SSA sector is now due.
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Sponsors of aggressively structured buy-outs might be tempted to cut their losses and run before the economic slump gets much worse. But, in many cases, it’s in private equity’s interest to play nice — and the signs so far are encouraging.