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• Triggers to boost GCC boursesFeatures | 3 July 2010

  Jeff Singer, CEO of Nasdaq Dubai, discusses changes in regulation that could boost the Middle East's bourses.

• Turbulent timesInterviews | 5 September 2009

  Kat Slowe talks to Jeff Singer, the CEO of Nasdaq Dubai, on how the stock exchange is dealing with falling share prices amid the global economic downturn.

• Hedges cut down to sizeFeatures | 20 November 2008

  This year's Christmas parties in Mayfair, London's hedge fund district, may see fewer corks popping.

• Nasdaq comes to DubaiInterviews | 20 November 2008

  Nasdaq OMX's CEO on what the new brand brings to the Gulf, and why the exchange model remains robust.

• The road to REITsFeatures | 12 October 2008

  Established in the US, REITs have proven to be both popular and innovative investment schemes

• Caught shortFeatures | 28 September 2008

  Will the DIFX's launch of derivative trading this year risk unwelcome exposure to short-selling?

• Sale of the centuryFeatures | 19 April 2008

  Confidence seems to be returning to markets as firms get IPO plans back on track.

• Water warFeatures | 5 April 2008

  Water treatment specialist Metito hopes to whet the appetite of investors with a stock exchange listing in the UAE. Claire Ferris-Lay reports on why the company is considering a flotation.

• Increased options in future for investorsFeatures | 15 March 2008

  Arqaam Capital believes conditions in the Gulf are right for a successful equity derivatives scene.

• On the verge of an IPO frenzy?Comment | 10 February 2008

  While 2008 looks set to suffer short-term market volatility, the DIFX appears to have reason for long-term optimism.

• New lease of life for the DIFX?Features | 10 January 2008

  The huge DP World listing seems to have kickstarted the DIFX, but greater depth and variety is still needed.

• The GCC success storyComment | 8 November 2007

  Last week DP World began the Middle East's largest initial public offering on the Dubai International Financial Exchange.

• Bourse supremacyComment | 3 November 2007

  There can only be one financial hub in the region, and the fight for supremacy has well and truly begun.

• Changes for exchangesComment | 5 October 2007

  Last month's shock developments in world stock exchanges set the stage for a united Gulf bourse.

• Ready for another IPO frenzy?Features | 29 September 2007

  Arabian Business asks the experts if the markets are poised for a resurrection.

• New laws could help families go to marketFeatures | 4 September 2007

  Changes to UAE laws could encourage more family businesses to go public, argues Raju Menon, of Morison Menon chartered accountants.

• Borse Dubai: heading for a Swedish showdownFeatures | 23 August 2007

  Each week Arabian Business turns the spotlight on a leading company. This week Borse Dubai.

• Realty checkFeatures | 8 July 2007

  Institutions are coming up with ways to profit from the real estate boom, while managing risk to protect against a possible downturn.

• Growing the golden mileInterviews | 9 June 2007

  James Bennett meets Michael Kiernan, executive chairman of Australia's Monarch Gold.

• Authority figureInterviews | 2 June 2007

  Former DFSA chairman Dr Habib Al Mulla talks about what direction the DIFC, and the UAE, should be going in.

• City of goldComment | 19 May 2007

  Gold firms list on the DIFX to seek exposure to emerging markets, says James Bennett.

• A deal, not an exchangeComment | 17 May 2007

  Dubai's Deutsche Bank stake leaves it short-changed in global bourse consolidation, says David Westley.

• Looking to the futureFeatures | 30 April 2007

  The Middle East will soon be a hub of derivatives trading, but we ask whether the region’s exchanges can become internationally significant.

• Taking stockFeatures | 7 April 2007

  With the region's markets taking a well publicised pounding, Andrew White reports on the alternatives for Middle East investors.

• Credit where it’s dueFeatures | 31 March 2007

  ICICI is comfortably India's largest privately-owned bank, with an asset base that stands in excess of US$70bn. Melissa Hancock meets K.V. Kamath, the man widely credited with the bank's stunning success.