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License To Pollute
The newest carbon-credit initiative out of COP27 doesn’t seem to answer the old critiques.
Author: Tiziana Barghini
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Economics, Policy & Regulation
Tangible Action On Climate Change At COP27 Despite Disagreements
Some political leaders are making progress in combatting climate change at COP27 while others are playing the blame game.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Central Banker Report Cards 2022
After years of easy money, central banks are tightening up—some more quickly than others. Global Finance grades their performance in the face of the past year’s rising inflation.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Rising Recession Risk
Central bank rate-hiking may bring on a recession, unemployment and debt defaults. Some say that’s just the price of suppressing inflation.
Features
Leadership Insights: Q&A With Israel Central Bank Governor Amir Yaron
Amir Yaron, governor of the Central Bank of Israel, speaks about the country’s current economic outlook and future plans.
Executive Interviews
Leadership Insights: Q&A With Paraguay Central Bank Governor Jos Cantero Sienra
Central Bank of Paraguay Governor José Cantero Sienra discusses the banking system and future plans for the bank.
Executive Interviews
Leadership Insights: Q&A With Peru Central Bank Governor Julio Velarde
Central Bank of Peru Governor Julio Velarde speaks about the effects of the pandemic and war in Ukraine as well as Peru’s outlook for the next year.
Executive Interviews
Leadership Insights: Q&A With Brazil Central Bank Governor Roberto Campos Neto
Central Bank of Brazil Governor Roberto Campos Neto discusses the challenges and dilemmas facing central banks in emerging markets, and what to expect in the coming year.
Executive Interviews
Reducing Risk: Q&A With Portugal Central Bank Governor Mário Centeno
Mário Centeno, governor of Banco de Portugal, speaks about Europe’s economic outlook and Portugal’s banking sector.
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Cuba Opens Domestic Trade To Foreigners
In a move unseen since Fidel Castro’s 1959 revolution, Cuba is now inviting foreign investors to enter its domestic trade.
Country Report
Spain’s Recovery At Risk
Inflation and rising borrowing costs threaten Spain's post-pandemic recovery.
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Conflict Shakes Up Valuation Rankings
Aramco recently became the world’s most valuable publicly listed company, taking the crown from Apple.