Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Upward Trend In IPOs Continues
Global IPO markets were hot in 2021 and the prospects for 2022 look similarly stronger.
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Wells Fargo And HSBC Prep CLS Alternative
Blockchain-based technology disruptsthe $6.6 trillion daily global FX market.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Conglomerates Crumble
Splitting companies up into smaller, more manageable businesses is now in vogue.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Financial Services Firms Can Lead Transition To Net-Zero
While governments around the world struggle to agree on and meet climate change targets, private sector actors are stepping up to the challenge.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Japan Inc. Buying Into Tech
As Japan Inc. increases its divestment of legacy businesses, a new appetite for overseas tech firms is emerging.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Japanese Version Of SPACs Floated
SPACs have becomeall the rage in North America, but have yet to make a big splash in Asia.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Nigerian Enaira Fuels Interest In Central Bank Digital Currencies
The Bahamas and Cambodia are among the other countries that have already introduced CBDCs, while Nigeria is the first in Africa.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Nubank Becomes Latin America’s Biggest Bank
Nubank’s US debut is the latest in a busy year for Latin American firms.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Rivian Splashes Into Hypercompetitive Auto Market
The new kid on the block,Rivian, is backed by Amazon and Ford.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Sber Expands AI Research Beyond Russia
Berlin will be the home to Sber's first R&D facility outside of Russia.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
The Backlash Against SPACs Has Begun As Lawsuits Pile Up
More than two dozen shareholder class actions were filed with New York and Delaware courts in the past two years.
Executive Interviews
Adapting In Record Time: Q&A With TomTom Vice President Fergus King
Fergus King is vice president of global supply chain for consumer products at TomTom, a mapping and geolocation-technology specialist. He offers an insider’s view of the semiconductor shortage, explaining why small brands get short shrift and reshoring doesn’t work.