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Middle East: Cash Clarity
It’s up to Middle East banks to help their corporate clients improve speed and transparency.
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Nordics: Realism And Relevance
Technology and APIs will be critical to the future of treasury and cash management, as digital reshapes corporate finance.
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North America: Optimizing In Real Time
Automation and new regulations are driving corporates to restructure treasury as never before, creating a key role for tech-savvy banks.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Reverse Factoring Up As Payment Terms Lengthen
Companies are finding savings in paying their bills early.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Rising Tide For Sustainability-Linked Loans
Capitalism is increasingly interested in another kind of green.
Data
Spotlight On The Caribbean: Changing Weather
Guyana’s oil bounty could benefit the whole region, but climate events threaten tourism.
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Systems And Services: Blurred Lines
The line between financial firmsand fintech is increasingly blurred as banks invest in digital, cloud, innovation labs, and mobile technologies.
Features
The Race To The Top
UK fintech's reputation for innovation and disruption is coming under threat from other sectors.
Data
Tough Deal: Q&A With Colombian Airline Avianca’s CEO And CFO
Colombian airline Avianca, Latin America’s second-largest in both fleet size and revenue, has been flying through some turbulence. Airbus recently claimed Avianca executives demanded kickbacks, and major shareholder German Efromovich says he’s close to winning a bitter lawsuit against lender United Airlines and shareholder Kingsland Holdings for ousting him as chairman. CEO Anko van der Werff and CFO Adrian Neuhauser tell Global Finance about raising money and finding smoother skies.
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Western Europe: New Focus On Optimization
Payments modernization, intensifying regulation and new risks are pushing treasurers to demand new efficiencies. Is open banking part of the solution?