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Banking

Revolut’s US CEO Says US Banks Are ‘Out of Step’ With Global Consumers

Revolut US CEO Cetin Duransoy reveals plans to target globally minded and "underbanked" Americans as it builds toward becoming a primary bank.

Banking

A $125M fine against UBS signals a major shift as U.S. regulators target systemic anti-money laundering gaps and outcome-focused compliance.

Technology

French banking giant BNP Paribas SA is tying its artificial intelligence investments to clear financial targets, most recently projecting €750...

Private Credit

This month, Global Finance tracked three market shifts: private lending, digital finance talent, and global trade costs.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

In his first rate hike as Fed Chair, Kevin Warsh raises rates by 25 basis points amid persistent inflation.

Private Credit

Private credit default rates hit a record 6.3% in August as expected Fed rate hikes likely strain direct lenders and floating-rate borrowers.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Currency reforms, liquidity pressures, and new payment rails are forcing African CFOs to rethink corporate strategy.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Fast GDP gains are just the start as investors target deeper capital markets and regional value chains.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

China and South Korea are driving the surge, but regional growth is slowing.

Sustainable Finance

Lately a hotspot for sustainable finance, MENA states could face lower demand in the wake of the Gulf conflict.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

With high rates here to stay, CFOs are relying on internal cash and working capital for stability.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

As Dutch pension reforms reduce demand for long-dated debt, European CFOs face rising long-term borrowing costs. Read how the market is adjusting.