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Thursday, 6 December 2012

International financial centres: Peering into the future

Posted on 01:09 by Unknown
I did the SIGFIRM Quarterly Lecture at the University of California in Santa Cruz recently:





Also see: Mumbai as an International Financial Centre, a project led by Percy Mistry.



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