The Pak Banker - 2012-11-19

• SBP moves fail to check rupee fall
• IMF chief refrains from predicting outcome of Greek talks
• Regulatory bodies' trained officers can reduce burden on courts
• Poverty can be eradicated through Zakat, Usher
• UNHCR announces repatriati­on package of refugees
• Record-low mortgage rates may lift housing
• ICC reviewing stance against govt interferen­ce
• Southeast Asia will be less export dependent by 2017
• Czechs stun Spain in Davis Cup doubles
• ECSSR 18th annual energy conference concludes
• Rory Mcilroy looks to lighter 2013 schedule
• Afridi not a sure pick for India tour: PCB
• Why not military mea culpa?
• Stuck in past
• Washington's revenge
• 'We don't need no education'
• China's slow-motion thaw of relations with Taiwan
• China's many contradict­ions and frustratio­ns
• Could 18th century's 'sinking fund' solve fiscal cliff?
• Putting a little bit of extra effort can help at year end
• CU Bancorp reports solid 3Q earnings
• Fitch downgrades 8 Classes of LBUBS 2007-C6
• Fitch says Irish outlook shows challenges
• Fitch affirms Arkansas Developmen­t Finance Authority's SRF Revs
• Fitch affirms BMB Investment Bank
• National Bank of Oman outlook stable
• Hawthorn Bancshares announces earnings
• Judge approves FTC'S $22.5m fine on Google
• Fitch downgrades 8 Classes of LBUBS 2007-C6
• Irish outlook shows challenges
• Hong Leong Islamic Bank announces strong quaterly earnings
• Huawei plans to ship up to 60m smart phones this year
• No new bank licences sans legal backing: RBI chief
• Who will dictate Europe's future?
• China has started to loosen controls on its currency
• Rejecting OMT is stance against price stability: ECB
• Bank of England can do more if slump persists: Miles
• Bernanke blames banks for holding back housing market

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