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Most Impressive FIG issuer of Government Guaranteed Bonds
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EuroWeek, the newspaper of the global capital markets, hosted its second annual bond market awards dinner on Wednesday evening. Everyone at EuroWeek would like to thank those who attended and congratulate the winners and nominees — use the links below for a full list of the results, including the best bank and borrower awards, and two very special Services to the Markets awards.
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For more photos from the Awards click here.
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Fallout from the global financial and economic crisis raises the spectre of “social and political unrest” in many countries of Asia and elsewhere, Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono warned on Monday
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Hopes are mounting among financiers that the recent rally in emerging market assets is setting the scene for a bull market in 2010, despite warnings from senior economists of a long and deep global recession.
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A senior Chinese official has claimed that its economic stimulus policies will drive a rise in global commodity prices this year – triggering fears of further price volatility for oil-importing Asia
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Indonesia’s president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono argues that East Asia’s regional vision is not enough to cushion the area from global economic turmoil. What’s needed is a global approach -- as embodied in the G20
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The chances of the Congress-led coalition returning to power with an easy majority are slim, despite its emphasis on the rural economy. But whoever clinches victory will face a burgeoning fiscal deficit that is already a drag on India’s growth
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Asia's broken export-led growth model will take many years to adapt, analysts and policy-makers have said
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Private sector specialists added their backing yesterday to a proposed infrastructure fund designed to help finance $8 trillion worth of Asian projects over the next ten years – but warned that implementation will be tough
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The notion that Pakistan is a failed-state-in-waiting is overblown. Despite considerable challenges to its security and stability, the state is unlikely to give way, argues Jonathan Paris