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November 2008




 
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GLOBAL REGULATION

As they face an uncertain future, the world's biggest banks may encounter a painful new reality: Global regulation.

The case for global regulation of the banking and finance industry has become much stronger as a result of the recent crisis. The prospect of creating a workable system, though, is as remote as ever.





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Caught In The Crunch
Latin America has finally been sucked into the downdraft.



 

Banking On Innovation
Businesses are finding imaginative ways to circumvent the credit crunch. The solutions they adopt now could have profound implications for their future operations.



Islamic Finance
The core ethical principles of Islamic finance have protected the industry from the worst effects of the credit crunch.



A Very British Meltdown
In Britain's dramatic financial demise lie lessons that institutions around the world would do well to heed.



World's Best Derivatives Providers 2008
Global Finance's fifth annual awards for the World's Best Derivatives Providers come against a backdrop of unprecedented change in financial markets.





 



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Argentina - Seeks End To Default Saga

In a major policy reversal, the Argentine government is reaching out to holdouts from its $100 billion debt workout in which bondholders received a 70% haircut in 2005.




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United Kingdom - British Premier Leads Call For New Financial Order

Prime minister Gordon Brown has been ridiculed in the British press for calling for a new Bretton Woods summit.




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