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The situation in Greece is extremely volatile but should not lead to radical investment changes.
Europe
Greece tests investors’ nerve
Banks and insurers plan to rise from flames
Tougher regulation should lead to a consolidation of the financial services industry in Greece
Debt burdens driving down valuations
Germany is leading northern Europe out of recession while the south continues to suffer from debt issues, but it is a company’s links to emerging markets that is catching investors’ attention.
Dublin endeavours to resuscitate Celtic tiger
A concerted effort to bring in international business and revive the Irish economy is underway, but how the fund industry responds to new regulations is key.
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April 5, 2011
Luxembourg seeking new markets to stay ahead of rivals
Alfi's Charles Muller discusses Luxembourg's growing Islamic investments industry and moves promoting Ucits products to Asia
Resurgent Turkey broadens horizons
The Turkish economy has shrugged off the effects of the downturn, with the banking sector leading the recovery. However both the government and Turkish companies are increasingly looking eastwards rather than towards Europe as they have in the past. Elliot Smither reports.
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