Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Spotify Snubs Wall Street, Eyes Direct Listening
Spotify is considering embracing the hot trend of self-selling shares rather than an exchange IPO listing.
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The Future Of African Banking
African financial institutions are tapping into technology to expand and consolidate as the banking sector matures.
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Venezuela’s Gamble Poses US Energy Security Risk
Venezuela’s state-owned oil company is struggling to make bond payments, and could put US oil company Citgo up for sale to Russia’s Rosneft.
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No Longer All In The Family At Ferrero
Ferrero chocolates' new CEO, Lapo Civiletti, is the first non-family head in the company’s history.
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Global Finance Names The Innovators 2017
Global Finance magazine has announced The Innovators 2017 — recognizing groundbreaking organizations that are disrupting the marketplace and engendering new solutions in their sectors.
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A New Economic Reality: Oil And Gas
Is Lebanon about to become the Middle East’s next oil and gas producer? After years of political deadlock, the government is about to reopen bids for offshore hydrocarbon exploration.
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Blockchain Passes Japan Payments Test
Japanese banks piloted domestic and cross-border payments successfully through the Cloud with Ripple.
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Can Public-Private Partnerships in MENA thrive?
A dollar of infrastructure investment can raise GDP by 20 cents by boosting productivity, according to the McKinsey Global Institute.
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China Feasts on Fintech as Asia Passes The West
The Asia-Pacific region surged past North America for funding of fintech enterprises in 2016, due to blockbuster China deals.
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Corporate Capital Shops Abroad
Cash-rich corporations are once again seeking to expand through acquisitions, often looking abroad for synergies, and that’s driving the global M&A market.
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Corporate Finance & Capital: Capital Markets
Snap’s IPO had plenty of takers, even if the shares came without any power to influence corporate governance. Who were the buyers, and are they getting rooked?
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Fear And Loathing On The Road To PPP
The Middle East is fertile ground for public-private partnerships, especially for infrastructure investment, but legal and economic conditions remain an obstacle, and governments are skeptical about PPP benefits for long-term projects.