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GTR Magazine - Nov/Dec 2003

GTR Magazine: Nov/Dec 2003

GTR Magazine: Nov/Dec 2003

Data - Trade Finance Index: Reaching a high

Brazil and Turkey still hold the market’s attention, as the Trade Finance Index from LTP Trade saw its second highest monthly rise during September. The LTP Trade Finance Index rose 0.40% during the month of September, th

CREDIT INSURANCE - Policy Disputes: Read the small print!

The backbiting and arguments continue between insurers and policyholders over the small print in policies following the economic collapse of Argentina. James Brandman looks at the reality of what is and what should be covered by insurance p

CREDIT INSURANCE - US PERSPECTIVE: Just scratching the surface

Credit insurance has been a growing risk mitigation tool in the US in recent years, not least because of increased trade and political risks. But there’s still a huge untapped market opportunity out there. Karen Krol

CREDIT INSURANCE - Export Credit Agencies (ECAs): In the last chance saloon

Export credit agencies (ECAs) are facing a real test of survival today - unsurpassed in their histories, argues Malcolm Stephens, now group chairman of advisory house International Financial Consulting and former secretary-general of the Berne U

CENTRAL, EASTERN & SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE - Kazakhstan: A house of cards?

Jan Buchacz of the Moorgate Group looks beneath the success story of Kazakhstan - popular unrest, prying Chinese and Russian eyes, and the potential for considerable national wealth. By early 2003 Kazakhstan had established itself as

Emerging Market De[bt]velopments: Iraqi bank progress fails to impress

How much nearer are lenders to Iraq in being paid back The key lies ultimately with the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), as Jan Mekenkamp , director of Omni Whittington Emerging Markets BV, writes. Can holders of Iraqi

E-COMMERCE - OUTSOURCING: Outsource or die?

Outsourcing is the buzz word of the moment, with several banks leading the field in offering such services to smaller financial institutions. John Franck considers the drivers behind the increasing interest in the outsourcing option and o

Sector Review: Power - The path to power

Power equipment exports are suffering the knock-on effect of the poorest power market in 20 years. Oversupply, currency risk, taxes and debacles such as Dabhol in India have sobered up the market. There are still some great opportunities in emergi

CENTRAL, EASTERN & SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE - TURKEY: Same names, new meanings

Banking reforms are at last turning Turkey into a true structured finance market. Robin Bingham reports The misnomers are being ironed out of the Turkish bank loan market. For years the Turkish banks have borrowed under the
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Banks are jostling for a stake in South Africa’s promising renewable energy sector. Will this be the next best thing for the project finance market, asks GTR deputy editor Shannon Manders?

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