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Companies Led By Billionaires Outperform
The world's billionaires are getting younger and more diverse.
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Top 50 Safest Banks In Emerging Markets 2019
The safest emerging markets banks exhibit a measure of stability that keeps them buoyant despite global recession concerns.
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Debt Squeeze: Top 25 Safest Banks In China 2019
With systemwide deleveraging on hold, the Chinese banking sector will resume its growth trajectory.
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Q&A With Stars Of China Best Asset Manager
China’s rapid embrace of financial transactions via smartphone has opened new opportunities in the investment sector. Li Yimei, CEO of Beijing-based ChinaAMC, describes how her firm is using technology to serve clients and stay on top of the asset management business.
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Q&A With Stars Of China Most Innovative Bank
Xingfei Chen, deputy general manager of the Transactions Banking Department of China Guangfa Bank (CGB), this year’s Most Innovative Bank, talks about how the bank makes innovation central to its operating philosophy and some of the “firsts” that make it a Star of China.
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Bank Of China And IBM Launch Global Innovation Lab
Banks seek partners to innovate since they have trouble doing it on their own.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Debt Boom Raises Specter Of Risk
Corporate borrowing remains high, despite fears of a pending recession. Still, post-crisis rules may be mitigating the risks.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
First Sustainability Linked Pre-Export Facility Set
Russia is going green.
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Libra Flopped, But Sovereign Digital Currencies Gain Ground
Facebook's currency seems to be going nowhere fast.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Nigerian Central Bank Prods Lenders To Boost Economy
Nigeria's central bank is trying to get the private sector moving.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Repo Rate Spike Triggers More Fed Purchases
Trouble in the financial markets means a more activist fed.