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France: First Woman PM In Decades
Newly re-elected French President Emmanuel Macron anointsthe first female prime minister in decades.
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Institutional Innovation: Q&A With SEBA Bank CEO Franz M. Bergmüller
Franz M. Bergmüller, CEO of SEBA Bank, speaks to Global Finance about the bank’s drive for innovation and what sets it apart from its competition.
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Moderna CFO Out After One Day On The Job
Company investigations are underway of CFOJorge Gomez by both of his former employers, Moderna and Dentsply Sirona.
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NATO Bids Impact Business
The altered relationship with Moscow is certain to hurt Finland the hardest.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Private Is The New Public
Public companies are increasingly going private.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Softbank Takes A Step Back
Last yearSoftBank earned the highest profits ever for a Japanese firm and during the first quarter of 2022 had its worst quarter ever, losing $15 billion.
Banking
The Innovators 2022: Global And Regional Honors
As pandemic response continues to reshape human behaviors and attitudes, banks are strengthening in-house innovation teams and tapping broader networks to stimulate fresh ideation in financial services.
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The Innovators 2022: World’s Best Financial Innovation Labs
The best labs bring people together to spark fresh thinking.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Toshiba’s Impending Takeover
After years of scandals and mismanagement, Toshiba may soon be acquired in an M&A deal.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Turbulence In US Aviation
M&A activity shakes up the American airline industry.
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UAE: Experienced President Officially Takes Over
Crown Prince Mohammed ben Zayed al Nahyanhas been the de facto ruler of the petro-monarchy since the former president suffered a stroke in 2014.
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US Dollar Index Hits 20-Year High
Analysts point to three main factors behind the fast rise of the US-backed currency: broad interest-rate differentials, soaring US Treasuries and a broad risk-off sentiment in US stock markets, prompting Americans to hold more cash.