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New Human Capital Index Irks India
India's middle class is rising but many of its people are left behind.
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Old Guard Recalled To Action
South Africa's flailing government calls on old hands to right the ship.
Data
Opportunities, Uncertainty, and Slow Growth
Low productivity, low investment rates and political uncertainty still hamper Latin America’s biggest markets. Financial innovation might help.
Award Winners
Q&A With Bing And Harrison Li of ICBC Asset Management (Global)
Last year, ICBC consolidated several asset management operations to create ICBC Asset Management (Global). Bing Li, who leads product development for the new entity, and Harrison Li, who leads global asset management for ICBC, talk about the new entity and its role in supporting the wider ambitions of the bank—and of China itself.
Awards
Safest Banks In The Middle East 2018
Middle East banks are generally strong, but will need to grow their books of quality loans to improve profitability.
Awards
Safest Banks In The World 2018 | Country Winners
Almost one in four countries experienced a change of their Safest Bank in 2018, as winners were rewarded for improved financial profiles, higher ratings and asset growth.
Awards
Safest Islamic Banks In The GCC 2018
Islamic finance is expanding, though its strength is built in the Gulf.
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Scientists Offer Dire Warning On Climate Change
Scientists offer dire warning on climate change.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
So-Called Junk Bonds Yielding Riches
These risky investments are paying off.
Country Report
Spain Takes A Breather
A slowdown in GDP growth still leaves Spain outperforming the rest of the eurozone. But will turmoil in Catalonia dampen spirits?
Editor's Letter
Stability And Longevity
Global Finance magazine editor Andrea Fiano's message to readers about what to expect in this month's issue.
Data
The Caribbean: So Close To The U.S.
Cash remittances to the Caribbean have fallen due to crackdowns on criminal activity in the financial sector but fintechs are picking up some of the slack.