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annual revenue. His previous experiences include serving as the CIO of a pan-Asian credit hedge fund, an investment banker with ING Barings and Barclays Capital, and as a research analyst with UBS and Nomura. Mr. Kim graduated from Yale University in 1992. EFTA_R1_0 1947060 EFTA02672844 Appendix: Sele

as the CIO of a pan-Asian credit hedge fund, an investment banker with ING Barings and Barclays Capital, and as a research analyst with UBS and Nomura. Mr. Kim graduated from Yale University in 1992. EFTA_R1_0 1947060 EFTA02672844 Appendix: Selected Publicly Traded Holding Companies (USS 00th

annual revenue. His previous experiences include serving as the CIO of a pan-Asian credit hedge fund, an investment banker with ING Barings and Barclays Capital, and as a research analyst with UBS and Nomura. Mr. Kim graduated from Yale University in 1992. EFTA00505805 Appendix: Selected Publicly Trade

as the CIO of a pan-Asian credit hedge fund, an investment banker with ING Barings and Barclays Capital, and as a research analyst with UBS and Nomura. Mr. Kim graduated from Yale University in 1992. EFTA00505805 Appendix: Selected Publicly Traded Holding Companies (USS 000s) Berkshire Hatha

in annual revenue. His previous experiences include serving as the CIO of a pan-Asian credit hedge fund, an investment banker with ING Barings and Barclays Capital, and as a credit research analyst with UBS and Nomura. Mr. Kim graduated from Yale University in 1992. 30 EFTA00505836 Appendix: Selected Public

the CIO of a pan-Asian credit hedge fund, an investment banker with ING Barings and Barclays Capital, and as a credit research analyst with UBS and Nomura. Mr. Kim graduated from Yale University in 1992. 30 EFTA00505836 Appendix: Selected Publicly Traded Holding Companies Harbinger RCS Berkshire

e close to matching that level of output since; it now produces just 3.7m b/d. Middle Eastern oil is largely state-controlled but, as Amrita Sen of Barclays Capital observes, foreign investment remains vital to north Africa's oil industry. If new regimes emerged that were more hostile to outsiders, that might

di hands. That is ample to plug a Libyan gap but would hasten the day when growing world demand sucks up all spare production capacity. Analysts at Nomura reckon that it would only take a halt of exports from Algeria as well to absorb all the slack and propel oil to a terrifying $220 a barrel. Despit