18 June 2009
The one to watch
Winner: Banco Itau/Unibanco Highly commended: Banco do Brasil Brazil is expected to be one of the economies likely to lead the world out of recession. Brazil’s GDP shrank by 1.8% in the first quarter this year compared to the same quarter in 2008, according to figures released by the Brazilian Census Bureau (IBGE) in early June, indicating a very shallow recession. Nevertheless, the country’s trade ministers, and...
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Counterparty risk is another area to consider – as the debt crisis unfolds and banks continue to get downgraded, the cost of counterparty risk goes up. There is also clearly a problem with the stress tests applied to banks in Europe.
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