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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Nearshoring Tide Rises In Europe

<strong>LOCATION TRENDS </strong>| Technology allows all sorts of work to be done anywhere.Many companies are taking advantage of this power to "nearshore" European operations from pricey major capitals to lower-cost locales.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Never Use A Hedge To Bet On Markets

<strong>Hedging Strategies </strong>| Billion-dollar fuel-hedging losses offer a counterintuitive lesson for corporates.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Q&A: Pricing And Protecting Patents

Clement Naples, partner at Latham and Watkins, a global law firm specializing in intellectual property, visited Global Finance to talk trends in patent litigation, valuations and the role of IP in investment decisions.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Technology As Pixie Dust

<strong>Cross-Border Payments</strong> | Magic is only for fairy tales, but new technologies promise a magical transformation in cross-border payments.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

The State Of Transaction Banking Today

An overview of the "big picture" trends in treasury and cash management shows the total value of markets in specific sub-sectors.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

TRM Or TMS: What’s In A Name?

<strong>Technology | </strong>Do treasury and risk management solutions represent product innovation—or just innovative marketing?

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Turkey: Wary After Coup Trauma

<strong>Turkey</strong> | It’s way too early to determine the long-term cost to Turkish democracy and society of July’s failed coup, and it is equally tricky to assess its immediate impact on Turkish investment and business.

Banking

Alt Investments Tempt Asia’s Ultra Rich

The wealthy in Asia are ramping up their exposure to infrastructure investments, in a move that illustrates how disappointing returns from traditional asset classes are pushing yield-desperate investors into some of the most illiquid strategies.
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