Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Banco Inbursa Agrees To Cetelem México Purchase
The purchase is in line with Banco Inbursa’s 2015 acquisition of the financial business of Banco Walmart de México.
News
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
BDO USA Adopts Employee Stock Ownership Model
To attract and retain prospects, accounting firms are trying to entice prospective employees with additional benefits.
Technology
Paypal Mints Stablecoin
Unlike other forms of cryptocurrency, stablecoins are typically backed by an asset or a basket of assets like gold or a traditional fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar or Euro.
Technology
Europe Makes First Spot Bitcoin ETF Available To Trade
The Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange listed Europe’s first-ever spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) in mid-August.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Ruble’s Slide Puts Nabiullina On The Hot Seat
Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullin deftly responded to Western sanctions over the war in Ukraine but it hasn't been enough to save the ruble.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Lebanon: Interim Central Bank Governor Steps Up
The interim leader of Lebanon's central bank faces daunting challenges: A devaluated currency, crippled banking system, triple-digit inflation and soaring poverty.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Gap Gains Mattel COO
Richard Dickson will certainly need to take other risks to infuse fresh air in old Gap.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Ford Takes Second Bite From Apple
This is the second time Ford has tapped an executive from Cupertino in as many years.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
American Credit Card Debt Continues To Climb
Consumers are using credit cards more than ever but delinquency rates haven't increased—for now.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
World Bank Reacts To Uganda’s New Anti-LGBTQ+ Law
The institution is Uganda’s biggest lender, accounting for roughly 55% of its multilateral external debt stock.
News
Niger Military Coup Sparks A Regional Crisis In The Troubled Sahel
One of the poorest countries in the world, Niger is the fourth West African country to experience a coup d’état since 2020.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
The Philippines’ New Sovereign Fund Gets A Cool Reception
Concerns about corruption and mismanagement hamper the Philippines' sovereign wealth fund launch.