Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Foreign Banks Continue To Exit Us Retail Market
MUFG is just the latest foreign bankto exit the US retail market in the past year followingLeumi and BBVA.
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Gulf Governments Sell Some Energy Assets
Oil-rich nations continue to diversify their income streams away from fossil fuel-based enterprises.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Japanese Activist Investor Campaigns Set To Rise
Activist investor campaigns in Japan caused a stir earlier this year whenEffissimo Capital Management andFarallon Capital Management, raised concerns about the management of Japanese conglomerate Toshiba.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Japan’s Digital Agency Preps For Government-As-A Service
Japan moves to digitize government services.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
JPMorgan Chase Enters UK Market With Digital-Only Bank
The launchthis September follows Goldman Sachs’ UK launch of its digital offeringin 2018.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Mailchimp Deal Highlights New Path For Startups
Bootstrapping can be risky but also lucrative.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Mercado Libre Claims Top Spot In Market Value
A Latin America fintech pioneer since the early 2000s,Mercado Pagohas enjoyed robust growth tied to the recent surge in digital banking.
News
US Equity Funds Buying Up UK Companies
Britain's fourth-largest supermarket chain will now be owned by Americans.
Banking
World’s Best Banks 2021: J.P. Morgan Takes Home World’s Best Bank
Global Finance presents its 28th annual listing of the best banks worldwide and names the best global, regional, and national winners from more than 160 countries and regions.
News
Afghanistan: Teetering On An Economic Crisis
The Taliban's return to power may usher in both an economic and ahumanitarian crisis.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Biden Nominates EXIM President
Reta JoLewis’ nomination to the controversial agency comes two years after Congress reauthorized the export credit agency after leaving it moribund from 2015 to 2019 and unable to grant financial commitments for more than $10 million.
