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With African roots and a presence in 17 African countries and 33 countries worldwide, Standard Bank has been working with commodities clients since 1994. In 2006, the bank hired Janelle Matharoo as managing...
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Lookback: Bidding farewell to sovereign crisis
Investors are now more interested in market fundamentals rather than the potential for further bad news about European sovereigns, according to Barclays Capital's fourth quarter outlook
HKMA offers guidance on synthetic ETFs
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issues guidance on sythetic exchange-traded funds
US wrap: HSBC focuses on single emerging market exposure
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