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Southeastern Europes Mini Golden Age
After years of reform and a series of elections, the countries of Southeastern Europe are stable and starting to see a pickup in economic activity
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Spotify Snubs Wall Street, Eyes Direct Listening
Spotify is considering embracing the hot trend of self-selling shares rather than an exchange IPO listing.
News
Stronger, With Risk Of A Relapse
A checkup on the health of global banks shows an industry in recovery but still threatened by rapidly changing externalities.
Country Report
Taiwan: Where To Now?
Taiwan faces growing competition in manufacturing, and relations with Beijing are strained; yet its savvy citizens may benefit from political and economic flux worldwide.
Features
The Future Of African Banking
African financial institutions are tapping into technology to expand and consolidate as the banking sector matures.
News
The Global Impact Of Easternization
Gideon Rachman, author of “Easternization: Asia’s Rise and America’s Decline From Obama to Trump and Beyond,” talks with Global Finance about the growing power of Eastern nations.
Award Winners
The World’s Best Banks 2017
Global Finance names the winners of its 24th annual awards for the World’s Best Banks, by region and by country
Award Winners
Thinking Forward
ING, long a pioneer in direct banking, is planning for a digital future that chairman and CEO Ralph Hamers says will transform the experience of both retail and wholesale customers.
Award Winners
Transformation And Transparency
Question and Answer with Johann Strobl chairman and CEO ofRaiffeisen Bank International
Country Report
Turkey’s Way Forward
With the presidential referendum finally over, Turkish business wants to see its government get back to probusiness reforms.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Venezuela’s Gamble Poses US Energy Security Risk
Venezuela’s state-owned oil company is struggling to make bond payments, and could put US oil company Citgo up for sale to Russia’s Rosneft.
News
El Niño Batters Peru’s GDP
El Nino storms have caused Peru more than $12 billion in damage, and are expected to shave a full percentage point off the country’s GDP this year.