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    March 30, 2023

    Shareholder activism is rising, even outside the US. Given recent market-shaking failures, more such assertiveness is welcome.

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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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    Investors Stand Up

    Investors Stand Up

    March 30, 2023

    Shareholder activism is rising, even outside the US. Given recent market-shaking failures, more such assertiveness is welcome.

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    Best Treasury And Cash Management Providers 2023: Global, Country And Territory Winners

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    March 06, 2023

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

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    The World's Most Indebted Companies 2023

    The World's Most Indebted Companies 2023

    February 22, 2023

    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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    In Conversation with Ásgeir Jónsson | Central Bank of Iceland

    In Conversation with Ásgeir Jónsson | Central Bank of Iceland

    October 21, 2022

    Global Finance editor Andrea Fiano interviews Ásgeir Jónsson, Central Bank Governor of Iceland during Global Finance's World's Best Bank Awards at the National Press Club in Washington, DC on October 15th.

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KUWAIT: MIXED SIGNALS

June 06, 2014
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FRONTIER MARKETS REPORT: KUWAIT
Kuwaiti legislature has cut red tape and is offering more inducements for FDI. But is the rest of the regime on board?

NBCUniversal International to Outsource Accounting, AP and AR Functions

June 05, 2014
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NBCUniversal is the latest in a long line of companies looking to take advantage of business process outsourcing for some of its finance functions.

A New New Delhi?

May 23, 2014
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Election Coverage: “Good days are here,” tweeted prime minister-designate Narendra Modi after he led the right-wing Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party to a landslide victory last Friday in India’s bitterly fought parliamentary elections.

Do You Still Remember the Financial Crisis?

May 13, 2014
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Do you remember the 2007-2008 financial crisis? Its daunting impact on the world economy is finally fading away and the US Federal Reserve Board is slowly moving to a less expansionary monetary policy, but the debate on its causes and, more important, on what is needed to prevent similar episodes from happening again is still very much alive.

THE INTANGIBLE INVESTOR

May 08, 2014
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Indeed, there are those who think that the IP wars will continue to have no clear resolution or winners.  The only real beneficiaries: lawyers.  But commentators such as Bruce Berman argue that unless and until we can quickly sort out the real issues in the IP imbroglio, almost everyone –even the patent trolls – will lose out. 

US VS THE WORLD: ROUND ONE

May 07, 2014
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The fight has just begun, as newly enacted Fed rules start to cramp long-accepted operating styles of global banks. The banks are weighing what to do about it—as are global policymakers.

CANADA: NEW FINANCE MINISTER HAS BIG SHOES TO FILL

May 07, 2014
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When, on March 18, longtime Canadian Finance minister Jim Flaherty unexpectedly announced his resignation, few were perhaps more surprised than his soon-to-be successor, Joe Oliver, the 73-year-old minister of Natural Resources.

BRAZIL'S MANTEGA TAKES A HIT, STILL STANDING

May 07, 2014
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Brazilian Finance minister Guido Mantega may be dealing with both internal and external headwinds, but he—and Brazil—are still standing.

A Climate of Risk

April 03, 2014
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Weird weather presents major problems for supply chains, and 77% of companies believe climate change has the potential to significantly affect their revenue.

Italy: Ex-OECD Exec Takes Finance Reins

April 01, 2014
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NEWSMAKERS By Valentina Pasquali Headed by 39-year-old prime minister Matteo Renzi, Italy’s new government is the youngest in the country’s history. But at the helm of the ministry of Finance is an official with a lot of stripes—the former chief ...

Cover: The Global Trade Backlash

April 01, 2014
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Multinational corporations lobbied hard for preferential agreements under proposed Asian and European trade pacts. But the result may be more than they bargained for.

Italy: Remodeling The Vatican Bank

April 01, 2014
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MILESTONES   By Luca Ventura   The oldest multinational in the world is about to get a substantial makeover. The news came on February 24th, when its CEO, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, also known as pope Francis, issued a Motu Proprio, ...

Global Salon: Richard Bove

April 01, 2014
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THE BIG, THE BAD AND THE SAFEST By Hilary Johnson At Global Finance ’s monthly Salon, Richard Bove, bank analyst at Rafferty Capital and author of the book, Guardians of Prosperity: Why America Needs Big Banks , spoke about overregulation ...

Corporate Tax: The Cost Of Evasion

March 31, 2014
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Corporate tax evasion is like the weather: Everyone complains about it, but what is being done and what does it mean for corporations?

Unicredit’s Recent Write-Offs Unlikely To Satisfy ECB

March 25, 2014
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UniCredit Holding, Milan The write-offs taken in early March by UniCredit may fall well short of what Italy’s largest bank needs to do to satisfy the European Central Bank before it takes over supervision of UniCredit and other EU members’ ...

The 411 on Anti-Money-Laundering

March 06, 2014
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Given the spate of recent fines by UK and US regulators against banks for failure to comply with anti-money laundering regulations, it’s worth exploring the question of why the banks keep coming up short. The most recent headline was the ...

Chile: Arenas Takes Finance Helm

March 02, 2014
  • Latin America,
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NEWSMAKERS By Forrest Jones Alberto Arenas returns to government as Finance minister with some big plans for a country looking to enact education, labor and other reforms. A budget director during Chilean president Michelle Bachelet’s first term in office from ...

UK: Britain Is A Tax Haven

March 02, 2014
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MILESTONES By Ronald Fink Fiat-Chrysler’s move from Italy to London, and the plans of other multinationals to relocate to the United Kingdom, cements the UK’s newfound international tax status. The car manufacturer’s recent decision to shift its tax domicile from ...

Cover Story: The Volcker Effect

February 05, 2014
  • Governance, Regulation & Compliance,
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PROPRIETARY TRADING By Michael Shari Corporate clients of investment banks around the world could see a dramatic impact from the Volcker Rule, Basel III and other new rules against bank proprietary trading. Like his counterparts at many large and small ...

NAFTA Turns Twenty: So Far, So Good?

February 05, 2014
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MILESTONES By Forrest Jones Few things polarize policymakers like free-trade agreements, especially the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) linking the United States, Canada and Mexico. Critics of the agreement feared it meant jobs and industries would relocate to underdeveloped ...

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