Russia: Pulling Up The Drawbridge
Russia has stabilized itself since its 2014 break with the West—but prospects for faster growth that could attract foreign investors remain dim.
Global Finance Magazine
Five Key Questions About Oil's Rise
A few years ago Brent crude hit a low of $27 per barrel. Recently it topped $80. What are the macro consequences of higher prices?
Japanese Bond Market Rebounds
Japanese investors are shedding their traditional aversion to risk and foreign governments and companies are taking notice.
US-China Trade War Casualties Piling Up
Trade wars may not have winners but they certainly have losers.
Banks Open Doors To Trade Finance For Institutional Investors
Basel rules have created new opportunities for institutional and corporate investors in trade finance.
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Banks Must Embrace New Models To Build Treasurers' Trust
Corporate treasurers are aware that they must navigate an increasingly complex environment, the BCG and BNP Paribas 2018 Corporate Treasury Survey has revealed. As well as facing new risks – like cyber security, which the survey shows now ranks among ...
NEWS & FEATURES
Betting On Neighborliness In The South China Sea
Tensions in the South China Sea result in new agreement.
Out Of The Doldrums: Japan’s Workers Get A Raise
Falling population fuels rising wages.
Firmly In Power, Turkey's Erdoğan Faces Stubborn Realities
Erdoğan's political future is secure, Turkey's economic outlook is not.
Adyen's Stock Soars Following Market Debut
Europe's biggest tech IPO in 2018 is a smashing success.
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Mutual Benefits: The Inside Story Of Itas' Ground-Breaking Virtual Accounts Implementation
In February 2018, Gruppo ITAS Assicurazioni (Itas), a leading mutual insurance company in Italy, became one of the first insurance companies in Europe to initiate a virtual account structure for its incoming payments – setting a benchmark in terms of ...
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Digital Bank Winners Reap Win-Win Rewards
Digital transformations are driving efforts by global, regional and national banks to build their corporate and consumer clientele—and cut costs while they’re at it.
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Cloud Banking - Think Big
Artificial intelligence and virtual advisors, authorization of transactions with the use of face or voice identification - it is not a futuristic vision of the world, but the solutions that are already being implemented by banks all over the world. ...
ECONOMIC DATA & ANALYSIS
Global Innovation Index 2018
Who’s Up, Who’s Down, and Why?
Emerging Market Companies Outperform US Companies on ESG
A new sustainability report's surprising conclusion: ESG practices in some emerging markets are superior to those of the US.
Countries With Most FDI In 2018
Global FDI declined last year with developed economies seeing a decrease in flows even as developing economies saw an increase.
Women CFOs Still A Minority
While the percentage of female CFOs dipped slightly in 2017, more women were internally promoted to the CFO position.
PRIVATE BANKING
A Growing Appetite For Giving Back
While philanthropy has a long tradition among the ultrarich, private bankers say the inclination to give is stronger than ever—and vastly more complex.
Down But Not Out
So-called tax havens face pressure as regulators seek to stem malfeasance, but there are legit reasons to go offshore.
New CEO Aims To Break GE Africa Out Of Its Box
GE is shedding subsidiaries and its new Africa CEO faces daunting challenges.
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Best Places To Retire In 2018
Latin American countries dominate the top ten rankings of the best places to retire in 2018.