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Brazil: Bucking the trend

While Europe continues to be held in the midst of a financial crisis, developing countries, particularly Brazil, are leading the way both in terms of growth and financial regulatory reform.
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UCITS - Collective fine-tuning

Ucits IV has not yet been implemented, but work on Ucits V has already been flagged as a priority for the European Commission in 2011. Theo Lartey takes a look at what the updated directive may contain
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Counteracting the domino effect

Global regulators are united in their view that the failure of individual financial institutions must never again be allowed to bring the economy to its knees. Edmund Lakin examines the options on the table
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Wrangling over European supervisory framework rumbles on

Can the European Commission and the European Parliament agree on proposals for a new supervisory framework?
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Squaring the circle of financial intermediation Czech National Bank vice-governor Mojmír Hampl, who is also a member of the European Union’s economic and financial committee, is concerned by the perfectionists who are out in force on the regulation front
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Economic tectonics, financial crises & the new Middle East In the second of a series of articles on the Middle East, Dubai International Financial Centre Authority chief economist Dr Nasser Saidi says that a new world order is required with the West no longer being the centre of the economic world
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