Banking
US Regional Banks In Rough Ride As Rivals Loom
But big, national competitors can’t always offer the local touch and expertise that regional clients prize.
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Winners Profile | Best Supplier Finance Providers 2016
Back to Awards Coverage GLOBAL WINNERS Best Supply Chain Finance Provider—Bank | BNP Paribas For a significant number of banks, supply chain finance offerings are geared primarily toward large credit-worthy buyers and the suppliers they have identified as wanting to ...
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Winners Profile | Best Trade Finance Providers 2016
Back to Awards Coverage GLOBAL WINNERS BEST TRADE FINANCE BANK | Citi Citi’s Treasury and Trade Solutions (TTS) franchise provides integrated cash management and trade finance services to multinational corporations worldwide. It is distinguished by its massive global footprint. The ...
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APIs – Treasury’s First Step in Digital Transformation
Global Finance: How is DBS using APIs to accelerate digital transformation for corporates? Ramesh Sankar: Global industries have experienced significant disruption...
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World’s Best Supplier Finance Providers 2016 | Table Of Contents
Challenger banks join start-ups and outside providers in supplier finance to get funding where it’s needed most.
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World’s Best Trade Finance Providers 2016 | Table Of Contents
World trade may be growing more slowly since the financial crisis, yet demand for trade finance is accelerating.
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Serving Africa’s FX Clients: Richard De Roos, Standard Bank
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Richard de Roos, global head of foreign exchange, Standard Bank, says a deep understanding of client needs comes over time, with continuous engagement and constant feedback.
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The Fintech Revolution in FX: Michael Curran, BNY Mellon
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Michael Curran, head of foreign exchange, BNY Mellon Markets Group, sees blockchain technology as the FX market’s key innovation.<br />
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Middle East Banking: The Only Future Is Digital Only
Over the last several months, COVID-19 has undoubtedly emerged as the biggest disrupter, forcing customers (and banks) to embrace digital banking channels. However, the popularity of digital banking had been growing steadily even prior to the pandemic, driven by factors ...
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The World’s Best Foreign Exchange Providers 2016
Criteria for choosing the winners included transaction volume, market share, scope of global coverage, customer service, competitive pricing and innovative technologies. Global Finance also considered input from a panel of experts and feedback from industry analysts, corporate executives and technology specialists.
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To Hedge, Or Not To Hedge: Marc Zaffran, Societe Generale
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Marc Zaffran, head of FX sales at Societe Generale Corporate and Investment Banking, says clients are looking more closely at how and why they hedge.
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World’s Best Foreign Exchange Providers 2016 | Table of Contents
The $5 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market is changing rapidly, as electronic execution platforms control the bulk of trading and bank dealers streamline operations in response to growing pressure from regulators to cut trading risks and boost capital.
Features
Asset Management: Separate Accounts Are All the Rage
Corporate treasurers are parking more cash in separately managed accounts, which can be customized to their investment needs—and often beat money-market-fund returns.
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Customer-centric Approach – Retail Lending in the New Normal
In this article,RAJASHEKARA V. MAIYA Vice President and Head, Business Consulting Group, Infosys Finacle discusses the shifting focus in retail lending landscape, from a product-centric approach to customer-centric approach.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Myanmar’s Bourse Has Potential, But No Listings
In Myanmar, Asia’s odd man out and a global pariah for decades, small signs of progress mean a lot. So the early December launch of the Yangon Stock Exchange (YSX) was a big deal—even if no stocks trade there yet.