News
Nordics NATO Bid Means Short-Term Pain For Long-Term Gain
Finland's and Sweden's joint application for NATO membership entails serious economic changes.
Author: Gerard O'Dwyer
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Shareholders Indifferent To Russia Exit
Ikea, BP, Apple, and McDonald's closed their operations in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine began but some companies stayed put and profited.
Features
Iceland: Rebuilding Trust
Despite external investor caution, Iceland’s economy continues to rebuild.
Features
BIS Partners On Stockholm Innovation Hub
The new hub will develop proofs-of-concept and prototypes that will be shared across the global banking community.
Features
Nordic Companies Hurting Despite Aid
Despite the $30 billion in crisis support packages being provided by governments to help keep businesses viable and protect manufacturing output, COVID-19 has left leading top Nordic corporations hurting.
News
New Finnish PM Plans Tech-Led Economic Revolution
While some nations lament the disappearance of 20th century jobs, others are creating the jobs of the future.
News
Huawei’s ‘No-Spy’ Promises Aim To Quell Security Concerns
WillHuawei's offer be enough to allay concerns of collusion with the Chinese government?
Banking
Nordic Private Banking Goes Green
Swedbank, Nordea and Danske Bank are hoping new tech and green-investment offerings can power them past a money-laundering scandal.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Cleaning Up Dirty Money
The ongoing Danske Bank Estonia scandal has already inspired tighter AML regs in the EU. But the authorities may be only getting started.
Award Winners
Arriving At The Right Time: Q&A With Tinkoff Bank’s Max Evdokimov
Max Evdokimov, head of digital and mobile strategy and chief UX (user experience) officer at Tinkoff Bank, talks about how Tinkoff is making digital banking work in Russia.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Google Loses GDPR Case In Nordic Legal Precedent
Google loses "right to be forgotten" case.