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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Global Winners
Economic expansion in 2019 provided solid growth for investment banks, but the COVID-19 epidemic suggests contraction ahead.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: M&A
With deal volume easing, global advisers are looking to new themes like environmental, social and governance criteria and strategic resets by companies seeking new markets and efficiencies.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Sector Winners
These sector winners made the best of a lackluster year.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: US Regional Winners
Banks across the US have been making moves, cutting deals and merging. Global Finance announces the country’s best regional investment banks.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Aon Acquires Willis Towers In Biggest Deal Of The Year
The COVID-19 was excluded from potential triggers of a material adverse effect that could scuttle the deal.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Big Banks Reverse Course, Stop Buying Own Shares
Less buybacks means more money for lending.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Central Banks Bold Cuts Leave No Room For Encore
Many central banks have cut interest rates to zero or less and the crisis is just beginning.
Features
Cloud Cover
The last of the big three public cloud-service providers has reached Qatar, bringing coverage to the entire Middle East region.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Compliance Is An Issue For Remote Trading And Investing Firms
Working from homepresents technological, confidentiality and cybersecurity challenges, particularly for the finance sector.
Features
COVID-19 Spoils Tech Sector Investment Run
Investment in Latin America is drying up because of the global pandemic.
Data
East Asia’s Trade War Winners
Smaller economies in the region are successfully positioning themselves as a manufacturing alternative to China.
Features
Financial-Crime Worries Rise
In a region bedeviled by war, corruption, money laundering and terrorism, banks are finally investing in financial-crime compliance.