Emerging & Frontier Markets
Togo: Open For Business
Despite security threats and political unrest, tiny Togo is attracting outsize interest from foreign investors. A small West African country...
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Shortage Of CPAs Fuels Push To Ease Licensing
To tackle the shortage of accountants, KPMG, Deloitte and their colleagues at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and EY have embraced the development...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Moldova: Direction In Doubt
These are nervous and uncertain times in Moldova and Georgia. In a referendum on October 20, Moldovans formally enshrined the...
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Corporate Banks Transform Digitally for Post-Covid
While retail banking has been in the spotlight of the Covid-19 impact on banks, corporate banking has also been significantly, if not more, affected by the pandemic.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
UAE Goes Shopping For Chemicals
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has reached an agreement to buy German chemicals maker Covestro in what is...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
UK Wealth Fund Brings Government And Private Investment Together
Sovereign wealth funds have been multiplying in recent years, giving governments greater flexibility as to how they deploy their extra...
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Investors’ Holdings Of Indian Stocks Top $1 Trillion
For the first time, Indian securities held under custody by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have exceeded the $1 trillion mark,...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
India: Tata Trusts Names New Chair
The board of Tata Trusts met in Mumbai on October 11 to name a successor to Ratan Tata, who had...
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Top Priorities for 2020: Time to Future Proof Treasury
Companies worldwide face an environment of change. Global supply chains are being reconfigured in response to a surge in protectionism and trade interventions.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
CVS Health: Lynch Out, Joyner In
CVS Health surprised Wall Street with an unexpected change in corporate leadership last month when it named David Joyner its...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
New Ethiopian President Extends A Hand
Ethiopia has become the focus of attention in the turbulent Horn of Africa. Every political move in the ancient, landlocked...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
New President Emerges In Mozambique’s Flawed Election
Elections in Mozambique have been marred by irregularities, disputed results, accusations of fraud, violent unrest, and assassinations. The pattern persisted...
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Positive Signs From The Safest
VOL. 38 NO. 10 The ranking of the world’s Safest Banks—which is at the center of this issue at all...
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Daily News From Sibos In Partnership With DBS
The global financial community gathers in Beijing for Sibos 2024. This year’s theme, “Connecting the Future of Finance,” highlights the...