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Reform Efforts Move Ahead
A new crown prince is in a stronger position to implement the Saudi’s ambitious Vision 2030 program.
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Return To Toronto
Global Finance magazine’s annual supplement takes an in-depth look at cybersecurity, regtech, compliance, and otherkey themes facing banking and finance leaders.
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Serbia: Austerity Rules
Serbia findssuccessyet faceschallengesas it works to take its place on the world economic stage.
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Shifting Fortunes
Banking in the Asean region is being transformed by rising competition, regulation and fintech.
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Speed Or Safety?
As more companies outsource information management to the Cloud or colocation services, focus on data protection increases.
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Strategy Surpassing Returns
In a Q&A, NISA’sDavid Eichhorn explains how the rising importance ofrisk management is changing the pension business.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Tax Bends & Breaks
New rules could make it harder for companies to book profits in places with favorable tax rates.
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The Data-Driven Future
Northern Trust'sPeter Cherecwich fields our questionsabout how data is impacting the custody business.
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UBS’ Jorge Mariscal: Tune Out The Noise
Thisemerging markets expert discusses the prospects for Brazil, Russian sanctions, Qatar's isolation and more in our Global Salon.
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Vision Amid The Turmoil
GCC economies are stilla relative haven for foreign investors and a favored destination for direct investment, despite the drag of low oil prices.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Amazon Buys Whole Foods As Retail Consolidates
Mergers and acquisitions inretail are ramping upas bricks-and-mortar chains cope with changing consumer habits. An added benefit: getting more data on shoppers.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Argentina Prepares Another Bond Issue
Encouraged by its successfulbondsalein June,Argentina is planning another bond offer. But some experts are cautious ahead ofOctober'smidterm election.