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    September 2, 2010 Russian VTB Group reports H1 2010 net profit of RUB 25.1 billion (approx USD 837 million).

    September 2, 2010 Russian energy holding Gazprom reports H1 2010 net profit RUB 336.849 billion (approx. USD 10.94 billion).

    August 6, 2010 Royal Bank of Scotland reports second quarter 2010 net profit of GBP 257 million (approx EUR 310 million).

    August 5, 2010 KBC Group reports second quarter 2010 net profit of EUR 149 million.

    August 5, 2010 Barclays Plc. reports second quarter 2010 net profit of GBP 2.43 billion (approx EUR 2.9 billion).

    August 5, 2010 Commerzbank AG reports second quarter 2010 net profit of EUR 352 million.

    August 3, 2010 Societe Generale reports second quarter 2010 net income of EUR 1.08 billion.

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    1. Commercial Bank of Qatar

    We are a trusted source of advice for companies wishing to establish or expand their business presence in Qatar. We have relationships with the key local institutions and companies, long-standing and are able to facilitate introductions and help identify potential partners and sponsors. We provide trade & credit information services, and structured information on key economic sectors. We can also provide timely business intelligence on forthcoming projects and tenders issued.
    2. Qatar Central Bank

    The Qatar Central Bank (QCB) is the central bank of Qatar. The Bank has two core purposes: Monetary Stability and Financial Stability. Monetary stability means stable prices and confidence in the currency, which the QCB seeks to meet through using the monetary policy tools. Financial stability engages with detection and reduction of threats to the financial system. QCB monitoring system detects these threats, which may be reduced by improving the infrastructure and conducting financial and other operations comprise, for instance and in exceptional cases, acting as lender of last resort.
    3. Qatar Islamic Bank

    Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) is the largest Islamic bank in Qatar, with around 50% share in the Country’s Islamic banking assets, and a 10% share in the banking sector. QIB is one of the largest providers of Islamic finance in the local market. 75% of the Bank’s financing and investment activities was undertaken during the last ten years.



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