Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Healthcare M&A Revs Up For Post-Covid Growth
M&Atransactions globally increased 25% in the second half of 2020 from the first half and were up 14% year over year.
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Finance Sector FX Risk Tool Delivers For Multinationals
The key question that many companies struggle with is: How much of the exposure should be hedged? Answering this question in the absence of a scientific metric leaves room for subjectivity and inconsistency.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Corporates Embrace Bitcoin At Last
Corporate and investor sentiment toward Bitcoin was already on the upswing before Tesla’s purchase of the cryptocurrency.
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Covid-19 Vaccine Race Fuels Unusual Alliances
The race for vaccines hasintensified competition between governments and squelched some rivalries in the private sector.
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Ecobanks Global Bond Milestone
Ecobank gains access to global capital markets just as Africa's economic recovery from the pandemic is about to begin.
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Profits Up With Smokes
French neobank Nickel partners with smokeshops instead of building a traditional network of brick-and-mortar branches.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Secured Lending Booms
Cash-burning industries are using their most valuable assets to secure liquidity during the pandemic. Yield-hungry investors are happy to oblige.
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Private Banking: Raising The Game
The Covid crisis is hastening banks’ adjustment to digital. But knowing a financial client is not the same as knowing a subscriber’s TV preferences.
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Digital Imperative: Q&A With IBM’s Likhit Wagle
Likhit Wagle, general manager of Global Banking & Financial Markets at IBM, speaks to Global Finance about the industry urgency to digitize and counter the threat from Big Tech.
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Taiwan Roundtable: Poised To Unleash Growth
One of the strongest economies in Asia, Taiwan did relatively well in 2020, both economically and in handling the pandemic. The strength of its tech sector represents both an opportunity and a challenge for the near future, as do potential global and regional trade developments. Leaders from the Central Bank of Taiwan and five banks active on the island took up these topics and more in a recent Global Finance roundtable.