Country Report
Qatar: Spending Cash Abroad
Sizable energy-crisis returns lead Qatar to diversify its investments globally.
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
China: As Economy Strains, Foreign Investors Head South
The pullback parallels a slump for equities this year that rattled overseas asset managers and other investors forced to play by China’s rules for foreign capital.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Companies Prioritize Paying Down Debts
CFOs are particularly eager to reduce debts that are linked to floating rates.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Companies Shrink Their Office Footprint
Now that remote work has become the new normal for some companies, they are cutting back on office space to cut costs.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Credit Suisse: Back From The Brink?
To reassure markets,Credit Suisse is undertaking a radical restructuring.
News
Federal Reserve Participates In Digital-Dollar Pilot
Citi, HSBC, Mastercard and Wells Fargo are among financial companies collaborating with the New York Fed’s Innovation Center in a proof-of-concept pilot using digital dollar tokens.
Executive Interviews
Investing For Life: Q&A With Sofinnova Chairman Antoine Papiernik
Paris-based Sofinnova Partners, a life science venture capital firm, has been an early investor in companies such Genentech and Biogen, and now has over $2.5 billion invested in sciences, primarily in healthcare and sustainability. Antoine Papiernik, Sofinnova chairman and managing partner, speaks with Global Finance about the state of life sciences today and in future.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
M&A and IPOs Are Out; Spinoffs Are In
Total spinoffs have already topped last year’s figures and that number looks set to keep rising in the following months.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Russian Banks Bypass Swift With India’s Help
India's economic ties with Russia continue to deepen as Russian financial institutions are shunned by Western governments.
News
Supply Chain: Cutting Out The Middle Man
Carmakers are opting to skip the middleman and invest directly in mining companies and projects.
Editor's Letter
A Little Bit For Everyone
Global Finance editor Andrea Fiano's letter to you, the reader.
News
Despite Bounceback, LSE Tumble Bodes Ill For London
Brexit and chaotic economic policy from Westminster caused the London Stock Exchange to temporarily lose its status as Europe's biggest stock market.