Best Banks & Financial Rankings

Despite the geopolitical and economic challenges of the past year, banks worldwide persevered.

Middle Eastern banks have been working toward the shift to digitalization.

Plenty of mandates cropped up across Africa and the Middle East, whereas other regions trailed behind.

The war in Ukraine was a major inflection point for global capital markets, adding pressure to already strained energy and food markets.

High rates and looming recession continue to put a damper on activity, yet there are still deals to be made.

Despite a tough year, the market remained somewhat resilient, with exciting deals keeping the global economy running.

Inflation is exacerbating an already depressed underwriting environment, but these standouts persevere.

A beautiful synergy between treasury systems is on the rise.

Leading banks leverage their global backbones to better serve the region.

Regional banks spur growth in new product offerings.

Adapt—or risk being left behind.

A treasurer’s role must change with the times.

Leading banks leverage their global backbones to better serve the region.

Standard interfaces are crucial to unlocking added value.

With a possible slowdown looming and the promises of data insight, treasurers are keeping an especially close eye on their cash.

Banks continue to design better products despite the regional conflict.

Supply chain finance is keeping goods and materials moving along despite obstacles and setbacks.

The surge of early 2022 is gone, but there are still signs of hope for new trade growth.

Arnaud Lhoste, global head of corporate sales at Societe Generale, explains how to meet the different FX needs and risk appetites of large and small corporates.

Luis Martins, head of Global Macro at BBVA, speaks to Global Finance about the current state of the foreign exchange market and how the bank is meeting corporate needs.