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Niger Military Coup Sparks A Regional Crisis In The Troubled Sahel
One of the poorest countries in the world, Niger is the fourth West African country to experience a coup d’état since 2020.
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Economics, Policy & Regulation
The Philippines’ New Sovereign Fund Gets A Cool Reception
Concerns about corruption and mismanagement hamper the Philippines' sovereign wealth fund launch.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Chile: No Pain, No Gain
The country seeks increased investment after an expected short economic contraction.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
What’s Spiking Sport Team Valuations? Q&A With Citi Head Of Sports Finance Ivo Voynov
Citi Private Bank has advised sports deals of all kinds for some 25 years. Ivo Voynov, who joined the firm in September from rival JPMorgan Chase & Co., talks to Global Finance about why the sector is attracting so much interest.
Technology
Decentralized Social Media Finds A Foothold
Companies may face too many options for brand messaging.
Award Ceremonies and Events
Best Investment Banks And Sustainable Finance Awards Ceremony 2023
In late June, Global Finance hosted its second annual awards ceremony recognizing the winners of our Best Investment Banks and Sustainable Finance...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Call It “The Ripple Effect”
Recent court crypto ruling offers corporates an FX alternative.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Saudi Banks Step Up
From infrastructure and SMEs to fintech, a thriving banking sector is taking a major role in the kingdom’s economic overhaul.
Banking
GCC Banks Look To Asia
GCC banks are expanding their footprint in Asia-Pacific, now the Gulf’s number-one trade partner.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
IPOs: Offerings Keep Trickling In
Sticky inflation, interest rate hikes, and Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine are among the factors that will continue to chill IPO prospects.
