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The employment sector and the amount of salaries remain very attractive in Monaco

The employment sector and the amount of salaries remain very attractive in Monaco
09/17/2020 - Frédéric Dubessy | Services
MONACO. In its latest study on salaries in Monaco, the specialist recruitment firm Hays shows that, despite the health crisis, trends are upward in recruitment and salaries on "Rocher".
banking, construction, economy of Monaco, employment, France, Hays, insurance, Italy, Mehdi Betiche, Monaco, Nice, Portugal, real estate, recruitment, services

The Turkish bank İşbank obtains a $54m loan to help Turkish companies

The Turkish bank İşbank obtains a $54m loan to help Turkish companies
09/08/2020 - Frédéric Dubessy | Society / Institutions
TURKEY / EU. To boost bank lending to Turkish companies, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is providing a $54m (€45.7m) loan to İşbank. version française

banking, coronavirus crisis, DenizBank, EBRD, European Union (EU), finance, Isbank, Turkey, Turkish companies, Turkiye İş Bankasi, İşbank

Banking Competition, Convergence and Growth across Macro-Regions of MENA

03/05/2018 | EMNES reports
Published in march 2018. Written by Samah Issa, Claudia Girardone and Stuart Snaith This paper represents the first study to examine convergence of bank competition in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and the impact of bank market power on growth.
bank market, banking, banks, Claudia Girardone, economic growth, economy, Emnes, Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies, growth development report, Mashrek report, MENA, Middle East, North Africa, Samah Issa, Stuart Snaith

Tunisia’s gradual economic modernisation must continue

Tunisia’s gradual economic modernisation must continue
10/15/2012 - Brigitte Challiol | Socio-economic assessments
TUNISIA. The ability of the southern Mediterranean countries to stave off the devastating effects of the financial crisis justified the limited deregulation of their financial markets. Tunisia is a case in point, and it must continue its steady economic reforms by resisting the temptation of potentially troublesome short-term capital.
banking, capital flows, economic and financial crisis, euro-mediterranean, FDI, Femise, financial markets, GDP, investment, macroeconomic, Mediterranean, monetary policy, partnership, short-term, Tunisia


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