Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Greece Leads Former Outcasts Back To Bonds
Greece's economy has improved markedly from the dark days of 2009.
Author: Justin Keay
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The Caucasus: Progress In A Troubled Region
Broadly positive developments last year suggest reform and economic development could take deeper root in 2019.
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A Win For EU Integration
Greece makes a deal with its neighbor to change the country's name to North Macedonia.
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Poland’s Secret Sauce
Flexibility, consistent economic policies and strong regulation are some of the ingredients behind Poland’s ongoing expansion—which analysts say is likely to continue.
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A New Salesman For May’s Brexit Deal
Theresa May struggles to hold her government together as next year'sBrexit deadline looms.
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Turkey: Clearing Ahead
After a difficult summer, Turkey’s currency and economy show new signs of strength, restoring consumer and investor confidence.
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The Levant’s Return To Confidence
In the aftermath of revolution and civil war, the storied trading region seeks to convince investors it’s time to come back.
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Turkey’s Banks: Eyes On The Prize
While political turmoil rages, Turkey’s financial sector keeps innovating, bucking conventional wisdom and keeping the wheels of commerce moving.
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Firmly In Power, Turkey’s Erdoğan Faces Stubborn Realities
Erdoan's political future is secure, Turkey's economic outlook is not.
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Talking Up The Turkish Economy
An unexpected uptick in economic growth, a failed military coup and geopolitical tensions haven’t kept Turkey down. And the country’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdoan, looks set to strengthen his hold on power with snap elections called for June.
Country Report
Turkish Banks: A Year Of Normalization
Turkey's banks have had a good run but rising debts remain a worry.