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Atif Abdulmalik, CEO of global investment firm Arcapita tells CNN about investing in uncertain times.
In Focus -- Arab View on Wall Street
The global credit crunch continues to take a toll on the West this week, after venerable banking giant Bear Stearns needed rescuing by JPMorgan. Meanwhile, players from the Middle East descended on New York to discuss capturing investment opportunities in such an uncertain environment. Marketplace Middle East talks to the leaders of tomorrow about the Arab view of Wall Street.
Face Time with Atif Abdulmalik, CEO, Arcapita
Gulf investors steered clear of the deal to rescue the fifth largest U.S. Investment bank this week, over fears that U.S. investments could sink even lower. This week, Marketplace Middle East sits down with one investor who is not shying away from the U.S. Atif Abdulmalik is CEO of the global investment firm Arcapita, a company that has $3.8 billion in total assets. He talks to MME about investing in the current global economic climate.
Watch the show this week at the times (GMT) below:
Friday: 09:15, 20:45
Saturday: 06:45
Sunday: 08:15 E-mail to a friend 
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