Banking
TRANSACTION BANKING: THE NEW NORMAL
TREASURY & CASH MANAGEMENT | GLOBAL TRANSACTION BANKING<br />
With transaction banks in a state of global change, what is the impact for corporates?
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Banking
TREASURY & CASH 2014: STILL ON THE SIDELINES
TREASURY & CASH MANAGEMENT | ABOUT THE SUPPLEMENT<br />
I would like to say that there has been a big change over the past year in terms of how companies are making use of their cash. But that is not the case.
Banking
UPSTART BRICS DEVELOPMENT BANK TAKES ON THE IMF
THE BRICS<br />
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa now have something more in common than rapidly developing economies that have recently stalled. In July they gave life to the New Development Bank (NDB), the first multilateral institution controlled by developing countries.
Banking
US EX-IM BANK FACES AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE
UNITED STATES<br />
In its 2013 report to Congress, the Export-Import Bank of the United States says that its “overriding mission is to create and sustain American jobs by supporting US exports.” But that very mission is under threat, with House Financial Services Committee chairman Jeb Hensarling, among others, seeking to abolish the bank.
Banking
WHO’S WHO IN TREASURY & CASH MANAGEMENT 2014
TREASURY & CASH MANAGEMENT | WHO'S WHO<br />
Global Finance ’s annual list of Who’s Who in Treasury & Cash Management
News
Norway’s Fund Ups The Ante On Ethical Investing
Norway’s $870 billion sovereign wealth fund has always been at the forefront of ethical investing, and its actions have influenced the decision making of other asset managers, big and small. But starting next year the fund will reveal its voting intentions before shareholder meetings, not only to be more transparent but also to influence the debate and the subsequent voting.
News
Local Terrorism Coverage Beats Global
Although there have been no attacks or payouts in the 12 years since its original passage, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act in the US is set for renewal again, despite the fact that it was only intended as a temporary measure to protect the commercial insurance market and its customers following the attack on the Twin Towers.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
MODI: OBSTACLES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR A NEW INDIA
COVER STORY | INDIA<br />
As prime minister Narendra Modi begins his term in office, global market watchers are hopeful that it could signal a sea change for India’s governance, economy and friendliness to business. But most are tempering that enthusiasm with a dose of skepticism.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
COLOMBIA’S ECONOMIC SUNNY SKIES MAY CLOUD OVER
COLOMBIA<br />
Juan Manuel Santos’ second term as president of Colombia might prove a bit harder than his first—and not only because he won this election with a lower majority.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
FOREIGN INVESTORS WARY OF THAI MILITARY COUP LEADER
THAILAND<br />
When Thailand’s general Prayuth Chan-ocha seized power in a military coup in late May, he didn’t rely on the element of surprise
Banking
FORMER DERIVATIVES SUPERSTAR TAKES THE HELM AT AIG
UNITED STATES<br />
After steering American International Group (AIG) during the financial crisis and putting it back on a sounder footing, president and chief executive officer Robert Benmosche is handing the baton over to Peter Hancock.
Banking
GCC 2014: BANKING ON TECHNOLOGY
GCC REGIONAL SUPERSECTION 2014 | BANKING SECTOR<br />
Banks in the GCC are leveraging the latest technologies to keep pace with a customer base whose members are increasingly demanding, wealthy and tech-savvy.