Economics, Policy & Regulation
Tackling AI’s Labor Paradox
This time, the tech revolution is different as AI threatens to automate its own labor.
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Economics, Policy & Regulation
Trump Stakes: Industrial Policy or Cronyism?
The White House’s acquisition of equity in U.S. companies raises questions about conflicts of interest.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Canada Looks to Europe as US Trade Ties Fray
As U.S. trade tensions escalate, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pivots toward Europe, forging new economic, defense, and tech alliances.
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In the Age of AI, RBI Doubles Down on Relationship Banking
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how corporate and institutional clients interact with their banks. At Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI), Sabine Zucker, Head of Group Transaction Banking, and Elitza Kavrakova, Group Head Institutional Clients, explain why AI will enhance rather than replace relationship banking.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Two Frontrunners Emerge to Succeed Lagarde at ECB
With Lagarde stepping down early, Europe must weigh experience and policy priorities in choosing her successor.
Banking
US Bank Failures Pile Up — Is It Just Noise?
The FDIC took over six U.S. banks in 2026, reviving debates over systemic risk, rising interest rates, and commercial real estate losses.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Fed Delivers an October Surprise on Strategy, Not Politics
The FOMC maintains the federal funds rate as Chair Kevin Warsh introduces strategy meetings.
Technology
AI Vulnerability Surge Forces PHP Outages, Business Delays
The total cost of worldwide mitigation for two flaws in the PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) scripting language is still being calculated. The...
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From Green Bonds to Biodiversity: Bank of China Broadens its Impact
Through lending, bond markets and product innovation, Bank of China (BOC) is using its growing international status, competitiveness and comprehensive strengths to provide financing for the China’s low-carbon transition at home and support sustainable development overseas.
Technology
Why Major Banks Are Reining in Agentic AI
Verifying AI agents' identities may separate the rogues from the reliable.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Gulf States Prove Resilient in the Face of US-Iran Conflict
Gulf Cooperation Council economies are proving resilient against the US-Iran conflict, sustained by foreign reserves and rising oil prices.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Whatever Happened to Romania?
Romania’s economy is struggling in 2026 amid a political crisis, rising inflation, and falling foreign investment. Find out what went wrong.
Banking
Cross-Border Payments Adapt to the Gig Economy
As remote talent surges globally, legacy banking is giving way to instant, borderless payouts.
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Active Wealth Management in a Changing Global Economy
Abdulla Hashim A M Al-Sada, Senior Executive Vice President, Group Asset and Wealth Management, at QNB Group, explains that as GCC wealth expands and investment choices multiply, global diversification, active management and disciplined stewardship are becoming essential to preserving wealth and creating value across generations.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Can Development Capital Move LatAm Markets?
Explore how U.S. development capital and multilateral finance are navigating dollarization and risk across Latin America.