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Russia-focused equity investor Prosperity Capital has invested $120 million in Gazprom, buying shares in the gas company for the first time in 13 years
Turkish Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek said the country's banks would have a capital adequacy ratio of about 17 percent if Turkey implemented new Basel rules
Bulgaria seeks to attract Chinese investment in infrastructure, energy and export industries to bolster its economy after the worst recession in a decade
Macedonia is considering whether to take a low-interest loan from the International Monetary Fund or sell Eurobonds to cover next year's budget gap
Countries in Southern Europe face "Herculean" economic problems, making merger and acquisition opportunities in those nations problematic
ECB's Gertrude Tumpell-Gugerell, Barclays' Julian Callow, and Chatham House's Deanne Julius talk about the future of the euro at Bloomberg Businessweek's European Leadership Forum
European Central Bank Executive Board member Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell said the ECB's lending to banks has declined, letting it exit some emergency measures
Former Bank of England policy maker DeAnne Julius said Portugal may be the next country facing liquidity strains after the Irish bank bailout raised its debt costs
Deanne Julius, chairman of Chatham House, talks about the outlook for Ireland's financial system and other European economies
Financier Evelyn de Rothschild talks about the outlook for Ireland's banking industry and the spread of the European sovereign debt crisis
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