Economics, Policy & Regulation
World Bank Resignation Fires Up Rumor Mill
Speculation about who US President Donald Trump will pick to head the World Bank.
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World’s Best Supply Chain Finance Providers 2019: Fintech Fruits Ripen
From new technologies come practical financial applications, which are transforming supply chains—and putting pressure on banks.
Awards
World’s Best Trade Finance Providers 2019: Getting The Paper Out
Digitization is revolutionizing age-old processes at trade finance banks.
Features
Could Brexit Hasten Europe’s CMU Project?
UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal was overwhelmingly defeated in parliament yet she survived a no-confidence vote, setting the stage for a no-deal Brexit to take effect on March 29. In a new web series,Global Financeexamines the impact of the Brexit vote and a no-deal scenarioon M&A, corporate taxes, the Capital Markets Union(CMU), and foreign exchange.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Privatization Pushes Vietnam To Top Of IPO Ranking
Vietnam's economic reforms are leading to an IPO boom.
Features
No-Deal Brexit Creates Tax Chaos For Corporates
UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal was overwhelmingly defeated in parliament yet she survived a no-confidence vote, setting the stage for a no-deal Brexit to take effect on March 29. In a new web series,Global Financeexamines the impact of the Brexit vote and a no-deal scenarioon M&A, corporate taxes, the Capital Markets Union(CMU), and foreign exchange.
Features
World’s Safest Countries 2019
Some nations experienceearthquakes and hurricanes frequently, others have high crime or protracted wars—which countries are safest? Global Finance has answers.
Features
UK M&A Boom Threatened By No-Deal Brexit
The Brexit vote spurred M&A deals but a no-deal Brexit could destroy this momentum.
Features
Nigerian Merger Will Create Africa’s Biggest Bank
Nigerian bank merger will create an entity serving 29 million customers across three continents.