Features
SIBOS 2015: The Revolution Has Begun
Sibos in Singapore drove home the message of industry disruption. Surprisingly, bankers are facing the challenge cheerfully.
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Features
The Rewards Of Societe Generale’s Commonality
Societe Generale is set to introduce a worldwide core banking platform in mid-2016. Should Citi be worried?
Award Ceremonies and Events
Honoring Transaction Innovators
At SIBOS in Singapore, Global Finance honored those banks who are investing in digitizing service offerings to weigh in against new, non-traditional competitors.
Features
Opening Markets Still Face Closed Doors
The promise of better liquidity management is still in the wings, until banks fully embrace free trade accords on services.
Features
Unicredit’s Two-Way Corridor For Expansion & Development
UniCredit is developing an offering for Asian corporates looking to enter Central & Eastern European markets, and for European companies looking to expand in Asia.
Banking
Avoiding The Next Liquidity Squeeze
Inside SIBOS | Day 2
High on corporate treasurers’ agenda – getting ready for the next global financial crisis
Banking
Bullish On Asia
Inside SIBOS | Day 2
ANZ is upping the volume on China as it looks to nurture its region-wide strategy.
Features
Firing Up The Innovation Stakes
Inside SIBOS | Day 2
DBS’s push for a culture that breeds fresh ideas has a formidable proponent.
Features
CIPS Is Out Of The Crib How Fast Will It Grow?
Inside Sibos 2015 | Day 1
The launch of CIPS deserves fanfare—depending on whom you listen to.
Features
Harmony And Tempo: The Status Of Real-Time Payments
Inside SIBOS | Day 1
How does the status of real-time or faster payments look today?
Features
SWIFT-accelerated Connectivity Between Banks And Corporates
Inside SIBOS | Day 1
Developments in connectivity between corporates, business networks and banks is accelerating due to cloud technology. However, a ‘Tower of Babel’ problem persists.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
A Bridge Too Far? New AIIB Head In Tough Spot
Newsmakers | China
At the beginning of September, the fledgling Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank took an important step forward with the appointment of its first president.