Economics, Policy & Regulation
The High Cost Of Trump’s Tariffs: From Court Case To Consumer
Tariff rulings linger in court, but businesses are preparing for price hikes and supply chain disruptions anyway.
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Japan: Chemical Consolidations To Counter China Dominance
Japan’s chemical majors are taking bold steps to weather a storm of margin pressure created by a glut of Chinese petrochemical capacity.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Hong Kong: Dim Sum Bonds Boom
Hong Kong’s offshore yuan bonds will likely hit a record year, according to Bloomberg data.
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How European Banks can Accelerate AI Adoption
Bankers across Europe are signalling a strategic shift in their operational focus, as highlighted in the latest Infosys Bank Tech Index edition.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Anglo American, Teck Forming Copper-Producing Giant
Metals powerhouses Anglo American and Teck have approved a merger of equals sanctioning them to become one of the top five copper global producers, via world-class assets across Canada, the US, Latin America, Southern Africa, and Europe
Award Ceremonies and Events
A- Grade Interviews: Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic, National Bank of Serbia
Global Finance's editor Andrea Fiano speaks with Jorgovanka Tabakovic, Governor of the National Bank of Serbia to discuss the strategic priorities and challenges ahead for Serbia's economy. Watch the interview to learn more.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Companies Chase Cheap Debt
September was a banner month for US investment-grade bond issuance as companies rushed to borrow in a market benefiting from falling interest rates and tight risk premiums.
Executive Interviews
Dimitar Radev: Preparing For Euro Membership
Global Finance: Bulgaria is set to join the euro in January, a significant achievement for the country and the Bulgarian...
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Financial institutions double down on AI — but will it deliver?
Financial institutions are accelerating investments in artificial intelligence, with 2025 budgets projected to rise by 25% industry-wide, according to an HFS and Infosys study — representing 16% of total technology spending.
Executive Interviews
Gent Sejko: Managing Growth
Gent Sejko, governor of the Bank of Albania, discusses the country’s economic transformation.
Executive Interviews
Byadran Lkhagvasuren: Pursuing Economic Diversity
A cautious but upbeat Byadran Lkhagvasuren, governor of the Bank of Mongolia, is navigating volatility in commodities and strengthening ties with regional trading partners.
Executive Interviews
Carlos Carvallo Spalding: Pushing Stability, Reforms
Carlos Carvallo Spalding, governor of the Central Bank of Paraguay, highlights prudent monetary policy and structural reforms in securing long-term growth.
Executive Interviews
Adel Al-Sharkas: Transforming External Shocks Into Catalysts
With the economy growing despite major headwinds, Adel Al-Sharkas, governor of the Central Bank of Jordan, outlines how he plans to keep the momentum going.
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How digital innovation is shaping the future of banking
As banking shifts to an increasingly digital landscape, companies are developing new tools to meet their clients’ demands and championing new ideas to pioneer this technological revolution. CaixaBank, Spain’s largest bank, has pledged to invest €5 billion over the next three years.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Albania: AI ChatBot Minister Joins Government
Albania unveils Diella, the world’s first AI minister, to oversee public procurement and fight corruption amid EU membership ambitions.