UAE guarantees savings
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13-Oct-2008 9 related
        

United Arab Emirates: 4 minutes ago The UAE cabinet has approved a raft of regulations to oversee financial security, including the guaranteeing of investors' deposits and savings and lending operations between banks in the UAE. The measures will only cover national banks... [read full story]                    

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