Technology
How Tokenization Could Revolutionize Venezuela’s Oil Economy
Forced by hyperinflation and sanctions to embrace cryptocurrencies long before the rest of the world, Venezuela consistently ranks among the...
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CFOs Dream of Value Creation—EY Survey Delivers Reality Check
CFOs are sitting on a goldmine of tech potential—but most aren’t ready to dig in. That’s the major takeaway from...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
SpaceX’s Cash Management Conundrum
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. — more commonly known as SpaceX — is not letting proceeds from the largest initial public...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Henderson Land Project Gains First Biodiversity Loan
Hong Kong’s first biodiversity loan backs Henderson Land’s ambitious green waterfront transformation.
Editor's Letter
Taking Stock at the Halfway Mark
From conflict to innovation, our June issue takes stock of the turbulent year thus far and anticipates the challenges still ahead.
Banking
Dutch Neobank Bunq Eyes Mexican Market
Dutch neobank Bunq joins a crowded field of fintechs racing to bank Mexico's expats and underserved populations
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Canada Debuts First Federal Sovereign Wealth Fund
With C$25 billion and a mandate to invest at home, Ottawa's new fund breaks from the sovereign wealth playbook
Economics, Policy & Regulation
New Fed Chair Warsh Eyes Changes
When the New Fed Chair opens his first Federal Open Market Committee meeting on June 16–17, markets will watch for subtle policy shifts ahead.
Banking
Credit Squeeze Comes for Main Street as Bankruptcies Surge
Rising bankruptcies reflect a credit squeeze driven by cautious banks, higher rates, and deteriorating borrower cash flows nationwide right now.
News
Wall Street Jobs Data Tell Diverging Stories in May
The latest U.S. job numbers for Wall Street don’t line up. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported Friday...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Hormuz Bottleneck: Gulf Energy Has a ‘Plan B’
The Strait of Hormuz was once treated as an unavoidable pathway of global energy flows. Now, Gulf producers are in desperate need of a workaround.
News
Visa, Mastercard Restart Business in Syria
Visa's and Mastercard's latest move signals early steps toward rebuilding a digital payments system amid major structural hurdles.