Banking
A Year Of Disruptions: Q&A With BBVA’s Luis Martins
Luis Martins, head of Global Macro at BBVA, speaks to Global Finance about the current state of the foreign exchange market and how the bank is meeting corporate needs.
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News
After Much Turnover, Peru Gets First Female President
Without a majority in Congress,Dina Boluarte's ability to governis limited.
News
Brazil: New Finance Minister Is Everything But Inconspicuous
Fernando Haddad's appointment as finance minister has divided Brazilian economists.
News
Central America: Corn-Based Cards Replace Plastic
BAC Credomatic's bio credit card is made of 82% corn and fits in with the bank’s net-positive renewable-energy policy.
News
Central America: Heading For Record Remittances
Greater remittances mean greater economic growth for Latin America.
News
China: Domestic Jetliner Takes Wing
China aims to challenge the Airbus-Boeing duopoly, an objective that was unthinkable a few years ago.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Energized US Agency Takes On Giants
The FTC is suing to block the merger of Nvidia and Arm as well as the purchase of virtual-reality startup Within by Meta (Facebook).
Features
Energy Transition
Despite attempts to reach net-zero, companies are still struggling to hit their goals.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Falling Valuations Prompt Fresh Dealmaking
The decline in tech company valuations has forced many of themto pursue M&A opportunities.
Awards
FX For All, Large And Small: Q&A With Societe Generale’s Arnaud Lhoste
Arnaud Lhoste, global head of corporate sales at Societe Generale, explains how to meet the different FX needs and risk appetites of large and small corporates.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Ghana: Sovereign Default Marks Key Point In Debt Crisis
Ghana entered into talks with the IMF in July for funding to help it address a balance of payments deficit that rose to about $2.5 billion in June, and a debt-to-GDP ratio now over 100%.