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Tag Archives: Barclays
Awaiting the alternative energy sukuk: Innovation vs conservatism
Dubai’s debt fiasco and real estate bubble bust pushes investors to look out for alternative assets underlying Islamic finance products – could renewable energy provide a way-out?
Photo: Reuters/Manama, Bahrain wind turbines Join Discussion
Posted in ENERGY, Islamic Banking, Middle East Investment, Summit
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Tagged Abu Dhabi Masdar, Alternative Energy, Barclays, BNP Paribas, deutsche bank, dubai, Islamic finance, sukuk, Vinson & Elkins
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Time private bankers got professional
It's hard to imagine that a banker who represents multimillionaires would be anything but professional - but a top executive at a leading global bank thinks that's precisely the wealth management industry's problem. Join Discussion
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged asset management, Barclays, education, Lehman Brothers, private banking, professionalism, Wealth Management
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