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Bahrain’s Bet On Fintech
Bahrain aims to make itself both a fintech incubator and a destination for providers based elsewhere to develop and launch their solutions.
Author: Jonathan Gregson
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Managing A Crisis
Gulf states have managed the Covid health crisis well, by and large. Now, can they pivot back to long-awaited fiscal and economic reforms?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New Pilot For Glencore’s ESG Transition
Can a veteran of the coal business make Glencore more of ann environmentally friendly company?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
European Banks’ Merry-Go-Round
Executives at banks across Europe are trading top posts with one another.
Award Winners
World’s Best Private Banks 2021: Eastern European
Entrepreneurs and business owners power private banking in Central and Eastern Europe.
Award Winners
World’s Best Private Banks 2021: Western European
Technological savvy and a focus on entrepreneurs and business owners are helping Europe’s best private banks to weather the Covid-19 storm.
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Johnsons Brexit Bulldog
UK Attorney General Suella Bravermansupported the Johnson government’s attempt to backpedal on its 2019 withdrawal agreement with the EU.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Radical Changes Expected In D&O Coverage
Insuring against litigation arising from bankruptcy remains the core business for D&O providers, and with sectors such as travel, leisure, hospitality and traditional retail under enormous pressure, pay-out areas are likely to grow.
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Development Lenders Plug Gap
The global pandemic is holding back Africa’s essential infrastructure development. Some creative private sector and multilateral solutions promise to ease the crisis.
Features
Resilience and Hope
Covid-19’s impact has not been as great in Africa as on other continents. But governments are still looking for ways to return to rapid growth.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
German Court Challenges ECB Bond-Buying Program
This is the first occasion that a national court has declared an ECJ judgment invalid, and the ruling could therefore pose a threat to any uniform application of European Union law in future.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Cash Stress
Banks and governments are trying to provide enough financial support to avoid economic collapse, but some businesses won’t make it.