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No Room For Complacency: Q&A With Colombia’s Central Bank Governor Juan José Echavarría

Juan José Echavarría, Governor of the Central Bank of Colombia, talks about consumption, contagion and the outlook for regional economies through next year.

Award Winners

Q&A With CaixaBank’s General Manager Juan Alcaraz

Juan Alcaraz, general manager of CaixaBank, winner of World’s Best Consumer Bank, talks about deep customer profiling, technology benefits, and responsible stewardship.

Awards

To Be Or Not To Be Independent?

In an era of volatility and change, the independence of central banks can no longer be taken for granted.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Escalating Tariff War Could Trigger Recession

Trade and tariff wars could lead to recessions.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

It’s Always Something: Salon Q&A with Exotix Capital’s Rafael Elias

Global Finance editors sat down with this month's Salon guestRafael Elias, director of Latin America research at Exotix Capital, to discuss the economic outlook for the region and Mexico’s prospects under new leadership.

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Central America Rising

The sun is shining on the region’s economies, but sustaining growth will hinge on US polices on immigration, trade and aid.

Country Report

China Bolsters Portugal’s FDI

Given the range of mammoth audit failures by the biggest names in accounting, many are wondering whether it's time for a new approach to validating corporate numbers.

Country Report

Portugal Maintaining Momentum

Portugalavoided austerity in its path to recovery but now faces adaunting debt load.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Check The Lights For GDP Fakers

Statistics emerging from dictatorships and autocratic nations are not necessarily trustworthy.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

U.S. Protectionism: Hype, Hope Or Hell To Pay?

Some see trade-war threats as posturing for negotiating advantage. Still, a lot of companies could get hurt along the way.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Weak WTO Makes Multilateral Work Messier

Trade and tariff wars are more likely to spiral out of control now that the WTO is weaker than during tense periods in the past.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Swiss To Vote On Reclaiming Fiat Power

As many countries move to become cashless societies, Switzerland will vote on whether their central bank should be the only institution capable of creating money.