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North American CFOs fear a downturn within the next two years; European CFOs are more optimistic.

Hong Kong protests are taking a toll on the IPO market.

Economies across Latin America have common vulnerabilities that create risk for investors, consumers, and governments.

Once viewed as an afterthought, ESG is becoming increasingly central to the bottom line.

Oman faces a serious cash squeeze due in part to factors beyond its control and in part to factors of its own making.

Will Huawei be shut out of the global 5G race?

The growth of Panama's economy is lifting the banking sector, particularly private banking.

Tensions over the proposed extradition treaty do not bode well for Hong Kong's future as a hub of international trade and finance.

Innovation in the consumer payments sector vastly outstrips innovation in the business payments sector but that need not be the case according to Bottomline Business Payments Roundtable participants.

African companies get a boost from the London Stock Exchange.

US efforts to stymie Huawei are creating opportunities for the company's rivals in Asia and Europe.

Bank merger will create a major new player on the African banking scene.

Anheuser-Busch InBev is looking to spinoff an acquisition to reduce its large debt burden.

Remittances are now a half-trillion dollar market and fintechs and technology companies are getting in on the action.

Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Cyprus all face significant Brexit risk.

The slowdown in developed economies will be offset by growth in emerging markets says the IMF in its new World Economic Outlook.

Uber could end up being the largest-ever tech IPO or it could be a letdown like Lyft.

Aramco IPO may be delayed but it is offering up bonds and received its first-ever ratings from Fitch and Moody's.

Growth slowed down since January but will rebound from late 2019 as central banks take a patient approach to monetary tightening and China boosts its economy, the IMF chief says.

Opportunities for tech IPOs may have peaked if WeWork's troubles are anything to judge by.