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...In terms of rebuilding reputations, this process is far from over,” said Philipp Lotter of Moody’s....
...“The only [government-related entities] likely to find funding going forward are those that can show they have a viable business supporting them,” says Philipp Lotter at Moody’s....
...or South America on the other, is that you had a history of default in the latter and investors knew they did not have the unconditional backing of the government when things turned sour,” says Philipp Lotter...
...“If you look at what’s been coming out of Abu Dhabi in recent weeks …I don’t think there’s any restriction on Abu Dhabi names with government mandates and ownerships to go out and borrow,” said Philipp Lotter...
...“You can certainly see a trend of Abu Dhabi sovereign entities going out and making a market for themselves in the hope that the government will not need to support them,” said Philipp Lotter, an analyst...
...“If this crisis has shown us one thing it is that the worse it gets the less transparent many of these Gulf private sector companies become – and that is the key issue,” says Philipp Lotter at Moody’s....
...Out of 24 companies rated by Moody’s in the Gulf, there are just one private company in Dubai, two in Kuwait, one in Saudi Arabia and none in Abu Dhabi or Qatar, says Philipp Lotter, an analyst at the agency...
...“I think sovereign wealth funds with lots of liquidity and lots of cash and the consequential backing of a cash-rich government are going to remain active,” said Philipp Lotter, an analyst at Moody’s....
...“There has to be a correction, which should be welcomed,” says Philipp Lotter, a corporate debt analyst with Moody’s in Dubai. “And the correction could be imminent.”...
...where a lot of visionary impetus is coming from ruling families and rulers, the fact that the government is taking a very interventionist involvement in the economy may not be a bad thing,” says Philipp Lotter...
...But the test for the company will be integrating its assets, says Mr Lotter....
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