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BME / ISSUE 112 Updated: Monday, November 02 2009
Banker Middle East
Building a global financial centre
NOVEMBER 09 / ISSUE 112

His Excellency Dr. Omar Bin Sulaiman is the Governor of Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).

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NOVEMBER 2009   ISSUE 112

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Editor’s letter
Happy talk
Briefs and Results
KCIC, DIFC, Mashreq, NBAD, Gulf Capital, Actis, GFH, Dresdner, Emirates Industrial Bank, ADIH, HSBC, National Bank of Bahrain, SABB, Commercial Bank of Qatar, NCB, Zain Saudi Arabia, ANB, Sharjah Islamic Bank
Hope and despair
Natixis making it through the rain
Family ties
Middle Eastern businesses keeping it in the family
Picture of wealth
Funds not funny
Regulation and remuneration
Investment banking moves with the times
Coming of age
Middle Eastern traders get tech-savvy
Index-cellent
BLOM MENA banking index
Are capital markets bouncing back?
November Gain
To Infiniti... and beyond!
Sell your firstborn for a Mercedes-Benz Gullwing
Switched on off-roader
Stand out and be counted

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Launch pad
Dubai Bank put the pro in product
Real trouble
Should banks have closed their doors on real estate?
Risky business
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