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    SVB Deposits Saved, But Is It A Bailout?

    SVB Deposits Saved, But Is It A Bailout?

    March 14, 2023

    The FDIC’s sudden takeover of both Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank casts a shadow, no matter what you call it.

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    Semiconductor competition is ushering in a new era of industrial policy, as nations vie for control of this key technology.

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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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    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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The Misstep That Led To Quantitative Easing

October 09, 2015
  • North America,
  • Global Banking,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

More than a decade ago, the Fed tried to pump life into the faltering US economy. In 2008, the financial markets crashed. There is a connection.

Saudi Arabia Breaking Away

October 09, 2015
  • Middle East,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Saudi Arabia needs a strategy to diversify its oil-based economy. Can change come fast enough?

A Bridge Too Far? New AIIB Head In Tough Spot

A Bridge Too Far? New AIIB Head In Tough Spot

October 09, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Newsmakers | China
At the beginning of September, the fledgling Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank took an important step forward with the appointment of its first president.
 

Continental Divide In Latin America

October 09, 2015
  • Latin America,
  • Global Banking,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Regional Report | Latin America
The large economies on the east coast of Latin America—Brazil, Venezuela and Argentina—are slumping badly. Things are far different out west.

 

Emerging Markets Turmoil: Tempest In A Teapot?

October 09, 2015
  • Emerging Markets,
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  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Capital Outflows | The meltdown in China’s stock market this summer and steep falls in many emerging markets currencies led some investors to wonder if another 1997 Asian crisis was brewing.

Uncontested Abe: “The Only Game In Town”

Uncontested Abe: “The Only Game In Town”

October 09, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
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Newsmakers | Japan
Despite a less-than-stellar performance at the helm of the country, Japanese prime minister Shinzō Abe was reelected in September to a second three-year term as the president of his Liberal Democratic Party.

Peru Upbeat About Slowdown?

Peru Upbeat About Slowdown?

October 09, 2015
  • Latin America,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Compared with several other markets in the region, Peru’s economy is rock-solid.

Brazil and Beyond

October 09, 2015
  • Latin America,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Neil Shearing, chief emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, visited Global Finance on September 10, just as Standard & Poor’s cut Brazil’s public debt to junk level. We asked him about the outlook for that country and other emerging markets.

 

Low Oil Prices Likely To Spark Industry Consolidation

October 09, 2015
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Commodities | Oil prices have only slightly recovered from a new record low set at the end of August. But they are still 60% below their peak of 2014, which is putting pressure on US oil companies, with many pundits predicting a rapid overhaul of the industry.

Turkey Holding Down The Fort

October 09, 2015
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Country Report | Turkey is roiled by political uncertainty and slowing growth ahead of November elections.

The Central Bank Buying Binge: Why Stop Now?

October 09, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • North America,
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  • Global Banking,
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What’s irking central bankers is not that they have bought too many stocks or bonds. Rather, it’s that they haven’t bought enough.

African Infrastructure Projects Spur FDI Investment

October 09, 2015
  • Africa,
  • Capital Raising & Corporate Finance,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

As Africa improves transport and telecommunications links, it’s creating countless opportunities for foreign direct investment.    

Saudi Arabia Privatizations Could Help Plug Budget Gap

October 09, 2015
  • Middle East,
  • Capital Raising & Corporate Finance,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

With the country’s oil revenue set to slide by about 30% this year, privatization is a largely untapped resource.

IMF/World Bank Issue 2015 | Table Of Contents

IMF/World Bank Issue 2015 | Table Of Contents

October 09, 2015
  • Africa,
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  • Central & Eastern Europe,
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  • Middle East,
  • North America,
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The Super-Investors Of Central Banks

The Super-Investors Of Central Banks

October 09, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • North America,
  • Western Europe,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Central bank heads were once a predictable and conservative lot. Now they’re swooping in, buying huge amounts of securities and rolling out unorthodox policies to avert danger.

At the UN Global Compact, Kingo Must Sustain Gains

October 09, 2015
  • Corporate Social Responsibility,
  • Governance, Regulation & Compliance,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Newsmakers | United Nations
When the United Nations Global Compact was launched 15 years ago at the New York Stock Exchange, Lise Kingo was entrenched on the corporate responsibility frontline in Europe.
 

Cuba and the US: Back In Business?

October 09, 2015
  • Latin America,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Regional Report | As relations between Cuba and the United States get friendlier, the economic outlook of the island is also improving.

Iran’s Peace Dividend

October 09, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Middle East,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

“An economic windfall.” That’s how the World Bank’s chief economist for the Middle East and North Africa, Shantayanan Devarajan, characterized the boost to the Iranian economy from the lifting of sanctions in the wake of the nuclear deal struck with the permanent members of the UN Security Council.

Taiwan Report | Strait Shooters

September 10, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

China’s rattling of sabers may be causing tension in Taiwan, but the country’s currency is on the rise.

Uruguay–Regional Champ

September 10, 2015
  • Latin America,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Wedged between Brazil and Argentina—two neighbors with serious economic problems—Uruguay is an attractive foreign direct investment alternative in Latin America.

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