Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
More Rules Expected for ICOs After China Ban
Financial regulators the world over are beginning to take a closer look at digital currency Initial Currency Offers andcompaniesthat use them to raise funds.
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2017 Global Cash 25
Companies keep increasing their stashes of cash. Which companies were richest in 2017?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Banks Back Nurturing A Creative Culture In-House
By recognizing entrepreneurial talent and encouraging employees to step forward with ideas, banks get a chance to boost innovation fromwithin
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Central & Eastern Europe | Can Digital Tech Close The Gap?
What must be done to revive the CEE region’s competitive edge in high-tech innovation?
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Chain Reaction
Banks and corporate finance institutions are increasingly adopting blockchain, but grapple with a technology in rapid transition and with multiple adoption and regulatory challenges.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New Accounting Rules Leave US Companies Guessing
US companies are scrambling to adjust to a change in accounting rules that has been more than a decade in the making.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New Roles, New Metrics For CFOs
With the duties of chief financial officers growing in scope and complexity, evaluation and pay packages are changing too.
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Old-World Banking Woos Asia’s New Rich
Private bankers need new strategies to make themselves relevant to Asia’s wealth creators.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Renminbis International Use Falls Following Intervention
The Chinese central bank’s heavy-handed intervention in the currency markets earlier this year has triggered a decline in trading of the renminbi and a reversal in the rise of the Rmb in international payments.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Saudi Arabia Issuses First Domestic Sukuk
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Finance raised 17 billion riyals ($4.5 billion) in its first domestic sukuk issuance in late July.
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SME Finance | Mind The Gap
Bank service to smaller enterprises doesn’t reach the level of service they provide to their larger retail and industrial clients, leaving a gap that fintechs are eager to fill.
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The End Of Easy Money
Low interest rates have distorted stock prices, real estate markets and balance sheets. When central banks finally shut off the spigot, it won’t be pretty.