Features
Lagarde Brings Political Savvy To New Role
The prospect of a “wild card” leading the European Central Bank is a striking development in the ongoing shift in monetary policy being wrought by Western central banks.
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Expert Perspectives
ACI Worldwide And SWIFT Discuss SWIFT gpi’s Benefits
ACI Worldwide and SWIFT discuss the benefits of SWIFT gpi and the challenges of real-time payments and integration at Global Finance’s Digital Banks & Innovators Conference.
Features
Hong Kong Relieved As Budweiser IPO Takes Off
Budweiser Brewing Co APAC's successful IPO is just what Hong Kong's stock market needs after months of political turmoil.
Features
Boubyan Bank Unites With Zain Telecom To Launch Digital Islamic Bank
Telecoms are moving into banking as disruptive technologies like Skype and Whatsappsqueeze margins.
Award Ceremonies and Events
Global Finance Awards Ceremony At Sibos 2019
Dozens of banks attended Global Finance magazine's transaction banking award ceremony in the iconic Gherkin Building.
Features
Shaping The Future Of Middle Eastern Banking
Global Finance reports on the Central Bank of Kuwait’s "Shaping the Future" conference.
Features
Corporates Embrace Social Responsibility: Q&A With PRI CEO Fiona Reynolds
CEO ofPrinciples for Responsible InvestmentFiona Reynolds sat down withGlobal Financeat the organization's annual conference last week in Paris to talk about the growing momentum behind ESG in the corporate world.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Increased Innovation Spending By Companies Creates Challenges For CFOs
Companies are adapting to tech-driven disruption and that is changing how CFOs approach their jobs.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Budweiser Asia IPO Returns As Hong Kong Hopes For A Boost
Can Hong Kong's IPO market bounce back after months of intense protests?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Treasury Services Supplement 2019
Every year, new disruptive technologies are wafted, tantalisingly, in front of treasurers at one of the biggest events in the corporate treasury calendar, EuroFinance. For the last couple of years, Innovation Alley and the tech breakout sessions have allowed the normally risk-averse world of treasury to dip their toes in technologies like blockchain, machine-learning and cryptocurrencies. Most treasurers wouldn’t touch cryptocurrencies with a barge pole. As guardians of a company’s cash and liquidity, their job is to preserve capital—not bet it on risky investments in cryptocurrencies or blockchain pilots.
News
China Scandal Halts Company Fundraisings
Chinese companies under fire from regulators over questionable bookkeeping.