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Today's Reviews - Aug 27, 2008

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BBA LIBOR Revision Results

Investment Sector: Derivatives
Submitted 2 months ago by Denese

Well, the published results of the revision were an anti-climax. The BBA decision was not to change any of the panel banks, not to include any more banks, in fact to make no changes whatever except to provide an assurance that it would “strengthen its oversight “, but it gave no indication of what measures it would be able to put into place t... More...

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Top Performing Phil.Mutual Funds In Q1 2008

Investment Sector: Emerging Markets
Submitted 4 months ago by Lovephileo , WEB CONSULTANT / PASTOR at LIGHT OF THE WORLD CHRISTIAN CENTER

Be reminded that the past performance is and will never be a guarantee of future results. Listed below were mutual funds ranked based on their performance during the first quarter of 2008. Take note that rate of return, consistency of return and exposure to risks need to be assessed before you make a placement in any investment fund. ... More...

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Bring on the Public

Investment Sector: Emerging Markets
Submitted 6 months ago by Ian

The finance ministry’s discussion paper on raising the minimum public holding to be eligible for continuous listing from 10 per cent to 25 per cent is meeting stiff resistance from corporate India. Industry chambers are still noncommittal on their stance. But as the 28 February deadline for suggestions and comments nears, the trepidation o... More...

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