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Arab central banks seek early warning system

Source: The Daily Star
Abu Dhabi : United Arab Emirates | about 1 month ago  
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Arab central bankers, grappling with the impact of the global financial crisis and a corporate debt scandal in the Gulf region, want a global “early warning system” for financial institutions, the head of the United Arab Emirates central bank said. But as the Arab Monetary Fund holds its annual...
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