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Haitham bin Tariq is the first Omani ruler with a background in business.

Companies around the world are increasingly concerned about how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting their supply chains.

Brexit is a loss for Europe but it could turn into a win for Africa.

Poverty and migration are stubborn problems in Honduras but Hernandez's government is determined to combat both.

The Philippines is getting some financial protection against damage caused by natural disasters.

Brexit, trade wars and recession fears are dampening the optimism of Europe's CFOs.

Bolivia's economy and businesses are paying the price for political upheaval.

Four Middle Eastern nations are implementing a slew of reforms to attract foreign investment.

Protests aren't the only factor dampening Hong Kong's economy.

The world's billionaires are getting younger and more diverse.

Will the EU follow China in tit-for-tat escalation with the US over tariffs?

The region is ablaze and investors are adjusting their tactics accordingly.

Helios Towers' IPO paves the way for expanding and upgrading its services in Africa where demand is growing rapidly.

Budweiser Brewing Co APAC's successful IPO is just what Hong Kong's stock market needs after months of political turmoil.

Telecoms are moving into banking as disruptive technologies like Skype and Whatsapp squeeze margins.

Dozens of banks attended Global Finance magazine's transaction banking award ceremony in the iconic Gherkin Building.

Global Finance reports on the Central Bank of Kuwait’s "Shaping the Future" conference.

CEO of Principles for Responsible Investment Fiona Reynolds sat down with Global Finance at the organization's annual conference last week in Paris to talk about the growing momentum behind ESG in the corporate world.

Companies are adapting to tech-driven disruption and that is changing how CFOs approach their jobs.

Can Hong Kong's IPO market bounce back after months of intense protests?