Tag: united arab emirates

Business Moves

J.P. Morgan follows the money to Abu Dhabi

J.P. Morgan adds a second UAE office in Abu Dhabi.

By Edward Russell | 19 February 2010

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Dubai impact not feeding through to Asia

Asia appears relatively immune from Dubai’s debt problems, while Dubai World says less than half the amount of debt initially believed to be affected is included under the ...

By Edward Russell | 3 December 2009

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Could Dubai trigger another global crisis?

The Dubai government’s request for a standstill on Dubai World debt could be the beginning of a sovereign default.

By Edward Russell | 30 November 2009

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Mergers overdue in UAE banking sector

The sector is headed for a round of consolidation, but how and when this will happen is still unclear.

By Edward Russell | 17 June 2009

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UAE shows unity

When Dubai’s economy came close to bankruptcy, a helping hand from Abu Dhabi showed that the UAE is indeed united.

By Edward Russell | 1 June 2009

Cash

Simple cash management in the UAE

The UAE’s emerging local and global corporations embrace straight-forward cash management solutions.

By Edward Russell | 2 April 2009

Business Moves

Emirates: A 'glass half full' airline

Richard Vaughan, senior vice-president of commercial operations for East Asia and Australasia at Emirates Airlines, discusses growth and the downside of alliances.

By Edward Russell | 27 March 2009

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Middle Eastern banks sound despite Gulf Bank bailout

The bailout of Gulf Bank by the Kuwaiti government is not grounds for investor worry in the Middle East, says analyst.

By Edward Russell | 29 October 2008

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