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The Rise Of Intra-Day Liquidity Monitoring
Key topics at SWIFT’s Sibos conference in Boston will include the growing adoption of multibanking solutions—not only by the world’s largest corporations, but also by midcap companies, according to Andre Casterman, global head of corporate and supply chain markets at SWIFT.
Features
Transaction Banks Launch Internal JVs With FX
In the lead-up to SWIFT’s Sibos conference in Boston, I sat down with a number of the world’s leading transaction banks to get their take on how the banking markets are changing and what it means for corporates.
Features
Treasury In An Integrated World
Corporate Forum | Treasury In An Integrated World
SWIFT’s Sibos conference is certainly the place where banks and financial services firms showcase their solutions and meet clients—both during the conference and at the trade show. And in the Corporate Forum, one of the conference streams which will take place on October 1 and 2, the focus is even more precise.
Features
Treasury & Cash Management 2014
Global Finance presents the fifth annual Technology & Treasury Management Supplement and eBook — a powerful resource that will explore the ways that innovative companies, banks and individuals are driving progress and change in the Treasury Management arena.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
A CHANGING OF THE GUARD FOR INDONESIAN POLITICS
INDONESIA<br />
Self-made businessman and former governor of Jakarta, Joko Widodo won Indonesia’s presidential election in July, marking the first time a candidate without ties to the military or a powerful political family has won the position.<br />
Banking
A MERE BLIP FOR REAL-TIME PAYMENTS IN CHINA?
TREASURY & CASH MANAGEMENT | REAL-TIME PAYMENTS<br />
A delay in the rollout of the China International Payments System looks to be only a temporary hiccup in the renminbi’s unfolding internationalization.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
ARGENTINE DEFAULT: BETTER THE SECOND TIME
ARGENTINA<br />
The aftermath of Argentina’s so-called default on July 31 doesn’t at all resemble the catastrophe accompanying its earlier default in 2002, when the country was unable to repay $100 billion of debt and the economy collapsed, costing millions of jobs.
Media
Best Foreign Exchange Provider Awards 2015: Call-For- Entries Webcast
The editors of Global Finance present a webcast detailing the call-for-entries process for the Best Foreign Exchange Provider Awards, the judging criteria and strategies for making entries stand out.
Award Winners
BEST INTERNET BANKS 2014 ROUND 1
In this first installment of a two-part series, Global Finance identifies the top online corporate and consumer banks by country and then by region, according to product or service category.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
BRAZIL: ROUSSEFF WANTS SECOND TERM, SECOND CHANCE
BRAZIL<br />
Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff will be running for a second term in October, and if she can keep her momentum going, there’s a good chance she’ll win.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
BRIAN LOUGHMAN, FRAUD BUSTER
Global Finance sat down with Brian Loughman, Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services (FIDS) Leader, EY Americas (formerly Ernst & Young), to discuss how greater regulation and increased efforts by countries to fight fraud are leading to greater demand for services by corporations around the world.