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Awards
Global Finance Names The 2020 World’s Best Digital Banks Round One
Global Finance has announced the Round One winners for the 2020 World’s Best Digital Bank Awards This is the 21st year Global Finance has named the World’s Best Digital Banks. Round One winners include Best Consumer Digital Banks, Best Corporate/Institutional ...
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Awash Bank: Spearheading Growth and Innovation Amid Disruption
As Ethiopia’s financial sector continues to open up, Awash Bank is pursuing a five-year strategic plan to transform and accelerate its business. Its key goals are to maintain its domestic leadership plus expand beyond the country’s borders.
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Global Finance Names The 2020 World’s Best Sub-custodian Bank
Announcingthe 2020 winners ofGlobal Finance'sBest Sub-custodianawards.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Emerging Markets Hot Spots 2020
Our map reveals at a glance the hottest emerging markets of the past year, as determined by an algorithm incorporating economic growth, investment inflows andcompetitiveness. With data tables and Top 10 rankings across multiple vectors.
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Enterprise AI: Are we at the crest or the trough?
AI adoption in banks has been supercharged by generative AI. But is this just another short-lived and overhyped technology? Or is it truly the start of a new revolution in financial services?
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Global Finance Names The 2020 World’s Best Innovators
Announcingthe 2020 winners ofGlobal Finance'sBest Innovator awards.
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Techcombank Sets Sights on Next Stage of Growth in Vietnam
Investments in technology, data and talent are paying off for Techcombank. They helped it tackle tough markets in 2023 and now, as Vietnam’s economy rebounds, the bank’s expanded digital platforms, customer offerings and deposit base put it on track for faster, more profitable growth.
Supplement
Middle East Supplement 2020
The impact of COVID-19 and the 50% drop in oil prices since the pandemic struck will challenge all of the economies in the Middle East region. Travel restrictions and a simultaneous drop in domestic and external demand are hitting the region hard. There are bright spots, nonetheless, and reasons to expect this part of the world to remain resilient, with help from strong foreign exchange reserves in the big oil-producing countries.