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Q&A w/ Tadawul’s Khalid Al Hussan: Open To The World
TheCEO of theSaudi stock exchangetalks to Global Finance about reforms that are opening the market to foreign investors ahead of Saudi Aramco's listing in 2018.
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Reform Efforts Move Ahead
A new crown prince is in a stronger position to implement the Saudi’s ambitious Vision 2030 program.
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Return To Toronto
Global Finance magazine’s annual supplement takes an in-depth look at cybersecurity, regtech, compliance, and otherkey themes facing banking and finance leaders.
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Serbia: Austerity Rules
Serbia findssuccessyet faceschallengesas it works to take its place on the world economic stage.
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Shifting Fortunes
Banking in the Asean region is being transformed by rising competition, regulation and fintech.
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Speed Or Safety?
As more companies outsource information management to the Cloud or colocation services, focus on data protection increases.
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Vision Amid The Turmoil
GCC economies are stilla relative haven for foreign investors and a favored destination for direct investment, despite the drag of low oil prices.
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Gulf Cooperation Council Report 2017 | Table Of Contents
An overview with links all the stories in our regional report on the GCC.
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Portugal Makes The Grade
Q&A: Adriana Alvarado, DBRS's Portugal expert, discusses the nation's vulnerabilities, long-term growth prospects and needed reforms.
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SIBOS Supersection 2017 | Table of Contents
This year's supplementfocuses on the key themes on the Sibos agenda, like open banking and its risks, co-location and cybersecurity, regtech and innovation, and spending smartly on tech.
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Botswana: In The Zones
The sub-Saharan nation taps special zones to draw foreign direct investment.
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Brexit Will Not Change UK’s Economic Fundamentals
Despite gloomy forecasts, Britain’s expected economic collapse has not materialized, and new research suggests the impact on trade will be mitigated.