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ING COMPLETES BAILOUT REPAYMENT

<strong>Netherlands | Milestone</strong><br /> As a part of the restructuring agreement between ING, the Dutch government and the European Commission, ING agreed to several of what it called “bans,” according to an email sent by a company spokesman to Global Finance

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

ISRAELI VENTURE CAPITALISTS FINANCE ARAB START-UPS

<strong>Venture Capital | Trends</strong><br /> Start-up companies and innovators in the Arab World have suffered from underinvestment and lack of technology infrastructure in recent years.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

LATIN AMERICA: END OF THE BOOM ERA?

<strong>Latin America | Emerging Markets Regional Review</strong><br /> After years of strong growth, many key markets in Latin America are faltering. Although overall the region is no longer producing the high growth it once did, a number of markets continue to rise to new heights.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

MASALA BOND PROMOTES INTERNATIONALIZATION OF THE RUPEE

<strong>India | Capital Markets</strong><br /> The rupee realizes international ambitions. The International Finance Corporation (IFC) sold its first rupee-denominated bonds in London in November to attract international investment in India’s infrastructure.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

MIDEAST: REDUCING HYDROCARBON DEPENDENCE

<strong>Middle East | Emerging Markets Regional Review</strong><br /> The drop in oil prices is likely to affect public spending in the rentier states of the Persian Gulf, and pressure is mounting on governments to reduce economic dependency on hydrocarbons.<br />

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

OIL-RICH VENEZUELA FORCED TO IMPORT CRUDE

<strong>Venezuela | Milestones</strong><br /> Venezuela, home to the world’s largest oil reserves at 298 billion barrels, is having a tough time getting the stuff out of the ground.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

PAKISTAN: CHANGE NEEDED TO ATTRACT FOREIGN INVESTMENT

<strong>Pakistan | Frontier Markets Focus</strong><br /> Pakistan’s ability to attract both foreign direct and domestic investment fell dramatically during the past decade. Some of the reasons why still apply.
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