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Small Is Beautiful
Encouraged by government stimulus programs, banks are finding new ways to finance SMEs. Once the economy recovers, will the surge of interest recede?
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
The Sun Sets On Simple
Established in 2009 and commercially launched in 2012, Simple set a new standard for personal banking.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Walmart: The Latest Neobank Startup?
Walmart could also become a broker-dealer, via the knowledge Ribbit gained from its successful launch of the no-fee mobile investment platform Robinhood.
Features
Jassy Promotion Dims Amazon Web Services Spinoff
The promotion likely will reduce the chance of Amazon spinning off AWS into its own business in the coming years.
Features
Rise Of Catholic Investing Boosts ESG Trend
Catholic investing joins Islamic finance, ESG metrics, and green bonds as a way of making money ethically.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Bitcoin Comes Of Age
Once shunned by Wall Street, Bitcoin is going mainstream.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
European Banks’ Merry-Go-Round
Executives at banks across Europe are trading top posts with one another.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Food Finance
The new frontiers in banking include mobile payments, blockchain, inclusion and … agriculture?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Hitachi Goes Global With Sale
The deal is part of Hitachi’s ongoing strategy to de-emphasize lines of business outside its core focus of information technology.
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Honoring A Colleague
Global Finance names its foreign exchange awards in honor of Gordon W. Platt Jr., a beloved and devoted editor, friend and global citizen.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New Tech Listings Roll On
The world economy may be down but IPOs are up.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
NTT Bond Sale Sets A Record
Japan’s Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. will use the proceeds to pay for the acquisition of its mobile unit.