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World’s Best Bank Awards 2018: Latin America
Adversity builds resilience:Inured to the region’s perennial issues, Latin American banks keep finding a way to prosper.
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World’s Best Bank Awards 2018: North America
Short-term pain, long-term gain: The one-time impact of the new US tax law masks strong improvements.
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World’s Best Bank Awards 2018: The Middle East
Credit growth picks up:Wider interest margins lift bank earnings, but problem loans creep higher.
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World’s Best Bank Awards 2018: U.S. Regional
Hoping for a boost from DC:New legislation could be a boon for regional banks that are already making headway via cost savings, niche markets and new capabilities.
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World’s Best Bank Awards 2018: Western Europe
Bold strategies blaze a trail:From embracing new technologies to taking steps to minimize regulatory burdens, northern and western banks find ways to make their own destinies.
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World’s Best Islamic Financial Institution Awards 2018: Introduction
As Islamic banking spreads, service providers continue to develop new tools and products to meet the wide-ranging financial needs of the world’s Muslims.
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World’s Best Islamic Financial Institution Awards 2018: Table of Winners
Global Financegives readers insight into the providers delivering Shariah-complaint solutions that meet the needs of sophisticated customers with complex needs.
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World’s Best Islamic Financial Institutions 2018 | Table of Contents
As Islamic banking spreads,service providers continue todevelop new tools and productsto meet the wide-rangingfinancial needs ofthe world’s Muslims.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
WPP Chairman May Not Last
WPP chairman Martin Sorrell’s successorRoberto Quarta inherits a company in crisis in a troubled industry.
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Middle East Supplement 2018
Across the Middle East, where more than half of the population is under the age of 24, educational systems are strained and unemployment rates are high. Even in the oil-rich Gulf, fiscal pressures from lower hydrocarbon revenues are forcing governments to cut back on the largesse their citizens have come to expect.
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Top Countries For Foreign Direct Investment
What countries do the best job attracting foreign direct investment and how do they do it?Global Financeinvestigates.
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Benefiting From Diversity: Q&A With QInvest’s CEO Tamim Al-Kawari
As Qatar diversifies its economy away from oil revenues, QInvest CEO Tamim Al-Kawari says it sees strong growth potential across a range of industry sectors ranging from healthcare, agriculture and education to industrials.