More meritocratic financing in Middle East

December 01, 2009

Adam Key of Citigroup

“The crisis has forced banks to accelerate what might have been a natural progression anyway,” said Citi’s Adam Key, speaking at the IFLR Middle East roundtable in Dubai last week.

Lesley Jones from Dubai Aerospace agreed: “There is more rigour now, in part because...

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