Economics, Policy & Regulation
A Remittance Crisis Looms in Central America
A potential lapse in temporary protected status threatens billions in remittances — a significant macroeconomic shock to Central America.
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Strong Jobs Report Eases Path for Rate Hike
October’s solid 165,000 job gain gives the Federal Reserve easier justification for a December hike.
Sustainable Finance
Climate Finance Gets a Reality Check at COP31
Explore why climate finance is facing a reality check at COP31, as experts examine the $1.3 trillion funding gap for emerging markets.
Sponsored Content
Active Wealth Management in a Changing Global Economy
Abdulla Hashim A M Al-Sada, Senior Executive Vice President, Group Asset and Wealth Management, at QNB Group, explains that as GCC wealth expands and investment choices multiply, global diversification, active management and disciplined stewardship are becoming essential to preserving wealth and creating value across generations.
Banking
Cautious Bank Outlook Weighs on Stocks Despite Strong Earnings
Despite strong Q3 profits, major banks warn of 2027 headwinds from data center debt and credit risks, weighing on bank stock sentiment.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Paraguay Lawmakers Reject Peña’s Resignation, Seek Impeachment
The collapse of Ueno Bank sparked an impeachment crisis for Paraguay President Santiago Peña, whose family had ties to the digital lender.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Arctic Silk Road Gains Interest as a Gulf Alternative
Shippers are eyeing the Arctic Northern Sea Route as Middle East conflicts make traditional Gulf shipping lanes too risky.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Nandalal Weerasinghe: Sri Lanka’s Steady Hands
Sri Lanka’s central bank governor discusses reforms supporting the country’s recovery and resilience to shocks.
Sponsored Content
Navigating the Future of International Trade
Raiffeisen Bank International’s Head of Group Transaction Banking, Sabine Zucker, provides a strategic perspective on how European exporters can build resilience through trade finance digitalization — and why CEE transaction banking expertise is now a strategic necessity.
Private Credit
Private Credit’s Exit Problem
Investors were promised regular quarterly liquidity. Now, strict redemption caps leave capital trapped.
Technology
DTCC Raises the Stakes for Tokenization
A major push by DTCC could accelerate adoption, but costs and technical hurdles remain.
Insurance
Insuring DR Congo Projects Against Political Violence
Soaring costs of political violence insurance in the DRC reveal a broader capacity crisis for African mining.
News
Binance Hack Highlights Security Risks of Crypto Treasury
Victims of the October 29 hack that stole approximately $6.3 billion in digital assets from crypto exchange operator Binance will be made whole from company funds, the exchange operator announced a day after the hack.
Sponsored Content
Custody Evolution in the Era of Asset Convergence
As investor demand for digital asset exposure increases, so do the demands on custodians. DBS’ Group Head of Financial Institutions, Securities & Fiduciary Services, Global Transaction Services, Ee Fong Soh, shares how the bank supports clients in the new reality of traditional and digital asset coexistence.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
CFO Corner: Angela Nam, FTI Consulting
FTI Consulting CFO Angela Nam shares insights on driving strategic growth, the impact of AI on finance, and navigating economic uncertainty.