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    Lamborghini's Best Year Ever, Again: Q&A With CFO Paolo Poma

    Lamborghini's Best Year Ever, Again: Q&A With CFO Paolo Poma

    March 23, 2023

    Are luxury cars untouched by economic slowdown and inflation? The latest results from Italian luxury automaker Lamborghini suggests so. CFO Paolo Poma believes the company can even improve its profitability, despite economic headwinds. Global Finance spoke with Poma—who has been managing director and CFO since 2017—when he recently visited New York.

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    Loans and bonds can be used sensibly to invest but too much debt can be catastrophic for a company, especially if the economy goes south.

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Central Banker Report Cards 2015

October 09, 2015
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Global Finance’s annual evaluation of the work of the world’s central bankers found some stellar performances, and some dismal ones. The toughest challenge for many: propping up falling prices.

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October 09, 2015
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Special Economic Zones: Who Wins, Who Loses?

Special Economic Zones: Who Wins, Who Loses?

September 10, 2015
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In the race to attract foreign direct investment, countries are opening SEZs at a furious rate. Winnowing down the choices requires some serious due diligence.

The Hungary Games

September 10, 2015
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CEE Regional Report
The unorthodox policies of prime minister Viktor Orbán may be controversial, but they’ve helped kick-start the country’s economy. Most of the other CEE nations are also mounting turnarounds..

Appointment Further Strains Russia / Ukraine Relations

July 13, 2015
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Newsmakers | Ukraine
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine have run high since late 2013, when Russia resisted Ukrainian efforts to move out of the Russian sphere of influence and toward the West.

CAUCASUS | HEADING IN THREE DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS

May 04, 2015
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Regional Report | The Caucasus
Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia, the nations that make up the region of the Caucasus, are all working hard to improve their business and economic climates, but with varying degrees of success.

 

ISTANBUL FINANCIAL CENTER: UNDER CONSTRUCTION

May 04, 2015
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Country Report | Turkey - Islamic Finance
Officials in Turkey have long declared their intentions to transform Istanbul into an international financial center. Islamic finance could be the key to making that goal a reality.

HUNGARY | BANKS HOWL OVER DECISION IN BROKERAGE SCAM

May 04, 2015
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Capital Markets | Fixed Income
Hungary’s biggest financial scandal, which broke earlier this year, involved the alleged issuance of more than $500 million of phony bonds by Quaestor Financial Hrurira. The brokerage was one of three firms charged with fraud.

CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: CONSUMPTION RESUMES

May 04, 2015
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Regional Report | Central & Eastern Europe
Although geopolitical risks are still keeping executives awake at night, there has been a remarkable turnaround in some countries of the region, thanks in large part to structural reforms—implemented early and strongly. 

TURKEY AT A CROSS-ROADS—AGAIN

May 04, 2015
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Country Report | Turkey
The country’s economy has stalled, just in time for a crucial parliamentary election.

CYPRUS TAUNTS EUROPE BY HOSTING RUSSIAN NAVAL VESSELS | MILESTONES

April 06, 2015
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Milestones | Cyprus
The enormous economic challenges faced by Greece have overshadowed a different kind of drama elsewhere in the Mediterranean.

LITHUANIA: THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING COUNTRY

April 06, 2015
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Frontier Markets Report | Lithuania
Dogged by high unemployment, Lithuania is losing young people at an alarming rate.

RÕIVAS NEEDS TO WOO ESTONIA'S RUSSIAN MINORITY | NEWSMAKERS

April 06, 2015
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Newsmakers | Estonia
Estonians handed victory to 35-year-old Taavi Rõivas and his center-right Reform Party in parliamentary elections on March 1.

GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT RESTRUCTURING BANKS

April 06, 2015
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At first glance, Central Asia’s banking sector looks like somewhere you just wouldn’t want to go.

Is RBS Getting Out Of Transaction Services?

March 13, 2015
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Royal Bank Of Scotland plans to vastly scale back its Transaction Services business. It is a further sign of the challenging times faced by global transaction banks.

GREECE: VAROUFAKIS SEEKS OUT A WINNING STRATEGY

March 06, 2015
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Newsmakers | Greece
Following political party Syriza’s triumph in the recent Greek elections, Finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, faces the most critical match of his career.

RUSSIAN CORPORATE BONDS CAST SHADOW ON EMERGING MARKETS DEBT

February 06, 2015
  • Central & Eastern Europe,
  • Capital Raising & Corporate Finance,
  • Emerging Markets

Capital Markets | Corporate Debt
As Russian companies strive to cope with higher borrowing costs and a shortage of dollars and euros to repay foreign debt, emerging markets bonds are coming under increasing scrutiny by investors.
 

SURPRISE PRESIDENTIAL WIN FOR GRABAR-KITAROVIĊ

February 06, 2015
  • Central & Eastern Europe,
  • Emerging Markets

Newsmakers | Croatia
Despite the ceremonial nature of the Croatian presidency, Grabar-Kitaroviċ has denounced the government for “cold-hearted” economic policies and says Croatia’s economy is a national disgrace.

EXPERTISE AND ECONOMIES OF SCALE: TOMÁŠ HRON, UNICREDIT

February 06, 2015
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  • Trade & Supply Chain

Q&A | Supply Chain Finance
Tomáš Hron, head of global transaction banking, UniCredit Bank, Czech Republic and Slovakia, on the limits of digitization in trade and the supply chain.

EU TAX REFORM: VAT REGULATION HITS SMES

February 06, 2015
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Milestones | European Union
Regulators had Web giants like Google and Apple in their sites when they framed a new value-added tax (VAT) regulation for businesses selling digital products into the European Union
 

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