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Africa: Embracing Harmony, Diversity
Providers have to deal with issues both big and small with firms both big and small.
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Features
Americas’ Private Banks: Fortune’s Shifting Tides
Changes in technology, regulation and the distribution of wealth are reshaping private banking throughout the Americas.
Country Report
Angola: In Pursuit Of Stability
One of Africa’s largest economies is trying to stay afloat in the face of growing challenges.
Data
Caucasus: Gas And Gold Drive Growth
New resource-extraction operations, Russia’s economic recovery and Asian investment are lifting prospects across the Caucasus.
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CEE Treasurers Seek Agility
Newer market economies face issues of smaller scale and a wider array of currencies than their western counterparts.
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Clients Drive Solutions in Mideast
News-heavy year required flexibility in cash management solutions.
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Corporate Implementation: Walking The Walk
New realities require a new category to recognize firms advancing treasury and cash management solutions.
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Data Picks Up In Asia-Pacific
Speed becomes the key differentiator for treasury and cash management providers.
Banking
Global Winners: Leveraging Change
Regulation and technology have transformed treasury since 2008. Our global winners have turned those changes to advantage.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Green Bonds Take The Silk Road To New Respectability
China finds itself in a position to lead as the developing world begins to invest in renewable projects.
Data
Latin America And The Caribbean: Back On Track
A nascent global recovery is improving prospects across Latin America and the Caribbean—albeit unevenly.
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Data
Latin America And The Caribbean: Stormy Recovery Path
Despite hurricane damage, average economic growth in the Caribbean is expected to top the Latin American average according to the IMF. However, Dominica's GDP is expected to decline and weak growth is likely in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands where pre-existing macroeconomic weaknesses were compounded by storm damage.