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A Conversation with Kok-Keong Tay of Unicredit @ Sibos 2015

SIBOS 2015 Kok-Keong (KK) Tay, Head, Global Transaction Banking for UniCredit discusses the expansion of Asian multi-nationals into Europe, the impact of big data and the future of the Asian economy.

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Amando Tetangco on The State of The Philippine Economy

IMF/World Bank 2015 Annual Meetings The Governor of the Central Bank of The Philippines, discusses the state of the Philippine economy and its resilience in the face of challenges facing emerging markets.

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Arundhati Bhattacharya discusses the Indian marketplace

IMF/World Bank 2015 Annual Meetings The Chairman for the State Bank of India, discusses the Indian marketplace, the role of the Indian Central Bank and her assessment of the status of emerging markets.

Risk Measurement and Mitigation: Need for a New Beginning

Credit risk is defined as the probability that a bank borrower or counterparty will fail to meet their obligations in accordance with agreed terms. The goal of credit risk management is to maximize a bank's risk-adjusted rate of return by ...

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Caio Davis discusses the economic climate in Latin America

IMF/World Bank 2015 Annual Meetings The Executive Vice President of Itau BBA discusses the economic climate in Latin America and how his organization is meeting the challenges it faces in a volatile marketplace.

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Carlos Fernandez Valdovinos on the Economic Conditions in Paraguay

IMF/World Bank 2015 Annual Meetings The Governor of the Central Bank of Paraguay, discusses economic conditions in Paraguay and the role of the state in creating the basis for the private sector to thrive.

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Ed Thurman on the UK Business Climate and the IMF/World Bank Meetings

IMF/World Bank 2015 Annual Meetings The VP & Head of Financial Markets of Lloyds, discusses the business climate in the UK and what the IMF/World Bank Annual meetings mean for his organization.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Foreign Exchange Supplement 2015

As volatile currencies toy with the bottom lines of global companies, corporate treasurers are paying a lot more attention to foreign exchange.

Managing Liquidity in a Crisis

‘Stay at home. Stay safe’. These are perhaps the words that will characterise 2020, a year dominated by the global Covid-19 pandemic. Businesses are dealing with major disruption to their supply chains, and domestic and cross-border trade remains severely impacted by extraordinary skews in demands and government-imposed ‘stay home’ regulations in countries around the world.

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FX Supplement 2015

As volatile currencies toy with the bottom lines of global companies, corporate treasurers are paying a lot more attention to foreign exchange.

Features

Karnit Flug discusses the role of the Central Bank in the Israeli economy

The Governor of the Central Bank of Israel, discusses the Israeli economy, the role the Central Bank has played in its success and the main challenges it faces.

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Lutz-Christian Funke gives his assessment of the World Economy

IMF/World Bank 2015 Annual Meetings The Executive Director of KfW, gives his assessment of the world economy, the outlook for Europe and for Germany in particular.

Award Ceremonies and Events

Presenting: The World’s Safest And Best Banks 2015

LIMA, PERU, OCTOBER 10, 2015 Global Finance presented awards to the top banks in its annual Safest and Best Banks rankings at an awards ceremony, held in conjunction with the IMF/World Bank meetings.

E-Guarantees: Making Trade Finance Faster and Safer

Andrzej Gliski, Member of the Management Board of Bank Millennium in Poland, explains how electronic guarantees are increasingly used in trade finance to simplify the circulation of documents, reduce processing times, provide greater transparency, and cut transaction costs.

News

President Coelho Keeps Post But Instability Looms

Portugal: At the beginning of October, Portugal’s Pedro Passos Coelho became the first eurozone prime minister to survive a bailout program and win reelection.