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May 16, 2013
The UAE's stock markets are among the world's best performing this year, as banks resume lending, property deals sell out, and seasoned institutional investors scour the Emirates for bargains. Read Article UAE stock exchanges among world's top performers
May 15, 2013
One of the biggest names in UAE consumer banking said it lost Dh17.4m as a result of one of the biggest cyber heists to hit Middle East.
Read Article RakBank comes under fire from customers over cyber attack
May 15, 2013
Shuaa Capital reported its seventh consecutive quarter of losses but said it was primed for making "investments in growth" in the year ahead as it declared its restructuring programme to be showing signs of success. Read Article Shuaa Capital losses drop by a third
May 14, 2013
Financial firms are being urged to amp up their fraud defences in the wake of a cyber attack in which $45m was stolen from RAKBank and BankMuscat. Read Article Fresh calls for tighter UAE banking regulations in wake of $45m cyber heist
May 13, 2013
Associations of property owners in the Dubai International Financial Centre will be able to open bank accounts to help them manage services provided on their premises. Read Article DIFC property owners given new rights for management
May 11, 2013
Statistics Centre Abu Dhabi aims to convince more government agencies to share their information. Read Article Investors set to tap into data revolution
May 11, 2013
The arrival of a new federal credit bureau this year means that banks can tailor-make loans and offer credit based on a customer's payment history. This also means lower interest rates can be negotiated. Read Article Choices for tailored lending in the UAE
May 10, 2013
Fraudsters have stolen US$45 million from RAKBank and BankMuscat in one of the biggest cyber heists ever to hit the Middle East. Read Article Eight charged in US over $45 million cyber crime on UAE and Oman banks
May 10, 2013
The chief executive of Julius Baer, Boris Collardi, says that Swiss banks should adapt to a new generation of clients who "do not mind" paying taxes or declaring their assets to authorities. Read Article Swiss banking industry urged to adapt to new generation
May 10, 2013
Profile: Boris Collard, the 39-year-old chief executive of Julius Baer, perhaps holds an unfair advantage over the crusty septuagenarians that one traditionally associates with Zurich or Geneva financial institutions. Read Article Banker with an eye on the future
