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Europe’s sovereign-linked issuers adapt to the new normal

The eurozone sovereign debt crisis has not just affected national treasuries, but also European supranationals and government-related entities. Philip Alexander hears from a range of larger and smaller borrowers across the eurozone and beyond.

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Slovenia's banking sector stutters on

Slovenia was one of the worst hit by the eurozone crisis and its banks have struggled to recover with high non-performing loan ratios and low returns on equity. They are however punching above their weight in capital terms in The Banker ’s rankings. Writer Nick Saywell

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Slovenia looks before it leaps

Slovenia tracked the market's reaction to Greece's 10-year bond release in early March before moving quickly into action with its second bond issue of the year. Writer Edward Russell-Walling

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Progress slow on modernisation

Until there is clarity over home country rule, Slovenian privatisation will be held up. Brian Caplen reports.

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Bajuk’s balancing act

Slovenia’s finance minister Andrej Bajuk won The Banker ’s award as best finance minister in Europe 2006. Here he explains to Brian Caplen how the Slovenian economy works.

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Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NlB)
Marjan Kramar, President

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Finance Minister of the Year/ Europe

Andrej Bajuk
Minister of Finance Slovenia

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