News
Italy: A Fine Day For Big Tech
Amazon gets hit with a $1 billion fine by the Italian government for anti-competitive practices.
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Japan: New Fund Addresses SME Succession Crisis
Many of Japan’s SMEs have been family-run for generations and face an uncertain future because there is no family member to take over the business.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
KKR Flirts With Italian Telecom Acquisition
KKR currently holds a 37.5% stake in TIM’s “last mile” network, and is reportedly mulling a breakup of the group if the deal goes through.
Awards
Metro Modernization
Sony Group Corporation (SGC) won Global Finance’s Best Company in the World for Foreign Exchange Management award for the successful implementation of its Metro global treasury management system, which supports all SGC business segments—except financial services—worldwide.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Peru: Economic Growth Expected
The Peruvian economy is set to rebound, but uncertainty muddies prospects.
Country Report
Saudi Arabia: The Comeback Trail
Thanks to a smooth management of the pandemic, higher oil prices and increased production, the Arab world’s biggest economy is rebounding with vigor.
News
Succession At Inditex Is A Family Affair
The company's new chairperson Ortega Pérez has worked at the company for 15 years, starting on the shop floor of Zara on King’s Road in London.
Editor's Letter
The Cost Of Net Zero
Global Finance editor Andrea Fiano's letter to you, the reader.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
The New Art Of Supply Chain Management
Supply chain troubles force CFOs to come up with creative solutions.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Turkish Lira’s Loss Becomes BBVA’s Gain
BBVA moves in as foreign investors flee.
News
UK Financial Stability Report Warns Against Crypto Dangers
The growth and increasing integration of cryptocurrencies into the world financial system has Britain's central bank worried.