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| | ... OPEC+ agreement takes effect and production declines elsewhere. For some OPEC countries, e.g. Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the UAE, lower May production is from record highs in April. Led by the United States and Canada, April supplies from countries outside ... |
| | | ... decision. "The Gulf region has always been a significant jurisdiction for Atlas Wealth Management, with clients located in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Qatar, and we are looking forward to getting boots on the ground to ensure that Australian expats ... |
| | | ... about half a million dollars on restructuring costs including UK regulatory consulting for MIFID11 and GPDR implementations, UAE fund registrations and completion of Asia-downsizing. |
| | | ... technology solutions. In June, Praemium set out to sell its Smartfund range of funds directly to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It gained regulatory approval from the Securities and Commodities Authority to offer three Smartfunds (growth, balanced and ... |
| | | ... Authority to offer three Smartfunds (growth, balanced and cautious) and two Smartfund 80% protected funds (growth and balanced) in UAE. Dubai stock exchange-listed Mashreq Bank will act as Praemium's local promoter for the funds. Mashreq Bank has ... |
| | | ... Corporation (CIC), which posted strong AUM growth, largely boosted by recent stronger-than-expected Chinese economic growth. UAE's Abu Dhabi Investment Authority placed third with US$828bn in assets. Kuwait Investment Authority (US$524bn), Hong Kong ... |
| | | ... international presence in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, a wholesale banking unit in Bahrain and a representative office in the UAE. The bank services more than one million corporate, institutional, retail, small business, agricultural, Islamic and asset financing ... |
| | | ... Canada, Egypt, India and Taiwan. Other growth areas for HSBC will be China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, UAE and the United Kingdom. "The world is increasingly connected, with Asia expected to show high growth and become the centre of ... |
| | | ... (the heydays of the global economy). Sure, sure, weep...if you're a producer (or maybe not, in the case of Saudi Arabia, the UAE or Kuwait - they want it to kill off competitors), but consumers should rejoice and... there's more of 'em than suppliers. ... |
| | | ... Agency's (IEA) cut its global oil demand forecast for next year. There may be more pain in store if Suhail Al-Mazrouei's - the UAE's energy minister - statement that OPEC is "not going to change our minds because the prices went to $60 or to $40". Oh-em-gee! ... |
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