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Global Finance Spotlights 25 Years Of Honoring Trade Finance Innovation
In hindsight, summer 2001 was a precarious time to launch an annual ranking of the world’s Best Trade Finance Banks....
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Winner Insights
Data-Driven Insights For Supply Chain Finance Clients: Q&A With Societe Generale Factoring’s Aurélien Viry And Gilbert Cordier
Aurélien Viry, CEO, and Gilbert Cordier, head of Supply Chain Finance at Societe Generale Factoring, discuss how fintech partnerships and...
Winner Insights
Future-Proofing Global Trade Finance: Q&A With CGI Financial Services’ Frank Tezzi
Frank Tezzi, vice president, CGI Financial Services, Trade & Payments at Montreal-based information technology and business consulting services provider CGI,...
Sponsored Content
Navigating the Sustainability Commitment Paradox: A roadmap for corporate treasurers
Anastasia McAlpine, head of product, Trade & Supply Chain Finance at Finastra, shares why innovation and collaboration are vital to...
Winner Insights
Revamping Trade Finance: Q&A With Finastra’s Anastasia McAlpine
Anastasia McAlpine, head of product, Trade & Supply Chain Finance at Finastra, shares why innovation and collaboration are vital to...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Nippon Steel Still Wants To Acquire United States Steel
Outgoing President Joe Biden dropped a bombshell when he issued an executive order last month blocking the purchase of United...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Russia Skirts Sanctions Using Bitcoin
Efforts by the West to punish Russia using an array of sanctions are being undermined as Russian companies increasingly use...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Nigeria’s Vista Bank Approved To Start Operations In France
Vista Bank, a digital-first Nigerian lender, has received regulatory approval from France’s Prudential Supervisory Authority (ACPR) to establish operations in...
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How financial institutions can help with the fight against climate change
When it comes to taking the necessary measures to mitigate the worst effects of climate change, action does not come cheap. Introducing the necessary changes to energy production, ensuring more environmentally methods of production and re-tooling existing industries, for example, will come with significant costs. And, unfortunately, a significant proportion of these costs are going to be borne by those least able to afford them.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
On The Hidden Money Trail: S-RM Sam Taylor Q&A
S-RM’s Sam Taylor, the consultancy firm’s head of corporate intelligence in the Americas, talks with Global Finance about the changing...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Ethiopia: A Stock Market Relaunch Heralds Economic Transformation
For over five decades, Ethiopia held the dubious distinction of being Africa’s second most populous nation and one of the...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
India: Private Investments Power $125 Billion Clean Energy Push
After the space sector, India opened up its last frontier, nuclear power, to private investments with an immediate market potential...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Rio Tinto, Glencore Look To Consolidate
Reports involving metals and mining giants BHP, Rio Tinto, Glencore, and Anglo American Plc leave no doubt that the massive...
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Mitigating climate change: the role of the Paris Agreement Global Stocktake
When 195 countries signed up to the Paris Agreement in 2015, it seemed the world was finally taking climate change seriously. The commitment to taking the measures necessary to limit the increase in the mean global temperature to a maximum of 1.5 degrees above preindustrial levels seemed a turning point in the fight against climate change.
Banking
Banco Davivienda Gains Slice Of Scotiabank’s Operations
Banco Davivienda has taken over Scotiabank’s operations in Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama in exchange for a 20% stake in...