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History of regulation - Caveat vendor - US business leaders fear a heavy-handed regulatory response to accounting scandals.

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 78-81

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Greece - Upgraded, yet still privatizing timidly - Greece has been upgraded to a developed market by MSCI Europe and the country's largest banks have merged, yet the government cli...

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 84-91

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Features - Unloved banks look to reform - The banking sector needs to work hard to earn the trust of the population.

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 154-155

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006274713

Features - Much potential in the Syrian tourism industry - Tourism is already a major source of income for Syria and is set to grow.

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 152-153

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Features - Windows on a wider world - Syria takes a more open approach to international trade.

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 146-149

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Features - Reform planned at the right pace - Syria's business community recognises the need for economic restructuring.

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 141-145

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Austria - Looking east and well beyond - Viennds New Europe Exchange trades eastern European equities. It's a reflection of Austrian banks' difficulties in squeezing decent profits...

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 79-85

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006279209

Central & eastern Europe - Strong central bankers depart - The Czech parliament has restricted the central banks independence, Poland could follow and all around central bank gover...

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 69-78

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006279210

Greek equities - Riding the convergence wave - Confident that Greece will eventually join Emu, investors have given a good reception to recent Greek debt and equity issues

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (1998), pp. 77-80

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006301840

Down but not out - With a lack-lustre stock market and unrealistic privatization plans, Egypt is nevertheless resilient and committed to improving Cairo's capital markets

Moore, Philip - In: Euromoney (1998), pp. 122

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006302933

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