Economics, Policy & Regulation
The Tiger Uncrouches
ASEAN is poised to become world’s fourth largest economy by 2030. But getting there will require an unprecedented group effort....
Features
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Emerging & Frontier Markets
Egypt: Staring Out Of The Abyss
Faced with an economy in near-crisis, Egypt looks to bounce back.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Tech Evolution: Q&A With Edwina Fitzmaurice, EY’s Global Chief Customer Success Officer
Edwina Fitzmaurice, EY’s global chief customer success officer, speaks with Global Finance about technology, innovation and customer success.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Latin America: The Cusp Of Recovery
Inflation and unemployment haven’t gone away entirely, but Latin America might just be inching towards a rebound.
Technology
Latin America: The Global Technology Curve
Latin America has historically been slower than other regions to embrace new technologies, but that could be changing.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Central America And Remittances: Opportunities Found
Another year of record-breaking remittances appears to be on the horizon for Central America.
Sustainable Finance
ESG Makes Waves In Central America And The Caribbean
As we enter the final weeks of hurricane season, ESG’s impact on business in Central America and the Caribbean may seem as chaotic as the weather.
Banking
Africa: Homegrown Banks Push For Growth
As multinationals exit or downscale, African-based institutions are taking the lead on the continent.
Features
African Fintech: Untapped Potential
After exponential growth over the past decade, African fintech hits a slowdown in 2023.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Africa: Wooing Venture Capital
African entrepreneurs, frustrated by political and economic barriers and reluctant banks, increasingly see VC as the source of the funds they need.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
High-Wire Artists: Central Banker Report Cards 2023
Through the past year, central bankers teetered and wobbled to avoid both inflation and recession while juggling an array of internal and external risks. Global Finance grades their success and interviews a dozen about the last year—and the next.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Macroeconomic Forecast: Unsettled
The war on inflation has not yet been won, but central bankers are winning. And the negative impact has not translated into lower economic growth or recession.