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Banking

Citi | Managing Innovation

Vanessa Colella, head of Citi Ventures and chief innovation officer at Citi, visited Global Finance to discuss integrating innovation into global banking, the role of employees in driving change, and emerging trends in technology and banking.

Features

US Digital Policy | Weaving A Complex Web

The repeal of net neutrality sparked immediate political response from consumers, but its impact on business will be complicated, and take time to unfold and to absorb.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Women CFOs Still A Minority

While the percentage of female CFOs dipped slightly in 2017, more women were internally promoted to the CFO position.
Sponsored Content

How financial institutions can help with the fight against climate change

When it comes to taking the necessary measures to mitigate the worst effects of climate change, action does not come cheap. Introducing the necessary changes to energy production, ensuring more environmentally methods of production and re-tooling existing industries, for example, will come with significant costs. And, unfortunately, a significant proportion of these costs are going to be borne by those least able to afford them.

Features

Reader’s Choice | Top 10 Features For 2017

Feature stories on economic evaluation of President Trump's first year in office to those capturing new trends in global trade and finance, fintech, the profession of auditing and global economy, were most popular with Global Finance readers.

Award Ceremonies and Events

Reader’s Choice | Top 5 Award Stories For 2017

Sincethe magazine'slaunchin 1987, Global Financeawards have become a benchmark forexcellence in financial sector verticals such as digital banking, foreign exchange, private bankingand trade finance. Here are the5 awards stories that got the most attention in 2017.
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Mitigating climate change: the role of the Paris Agreement Global Stocktake

When 195 countries signed up to the Paris Agreement in 2015, it seemed the world was finally taking climate change seriously. The commitment to taking the measures necessary to limit the increase in the mean global temperature to a maximum of 1.5 degrees above preindustrial levels seemed a turning point in the fight against climate change.
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