Austria struggles for attention: a small exchange gets some good news

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AustriaEs stock market capitalization that stands at just 14% of GDP, compared to 110% for Western Europe as a whole, wakes up Austrians and the government to move towards rebuilding of Vienna Stock Exchange that has been losing all its listings. The promising future of the AustriaEs stock markets and the exchange is discussed in the opinions of Erich Obersteiner, joint CEO of the stock exchange, and Schrenk, the ex-CEO of national oil giant OMV.

Austria, Executive changes & profiles, Security and Commodity Services, Evaluation, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Stock markets, Stock market, Vienna Stock Exchange, Obersteiner, Erich

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Turkish turbulance: the country's reform program is on track-just

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The political influence on the Turkish economy that is growing at the rate of 3.3% per annum and the structural reforms that are being carried out to stabilize the banking sector in order to raise the country's liquid assets are discussed.

Turkey, Methods, Political aspects, Economic stabilization

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Russian and Kazakh companies heed London's call

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The trends in the organizations based in London and Kazakh stan to select London Stock Exchange for raising equity capital is discussed.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Kazakhstan, Security brokers and dealers, Russia, Listing & Registration, Stock-exchange, Securities listing, London Stock Exchange PLC, Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts

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