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Sustainability In MENA: Shaking Up Reputations
The Middle East is awash in government, bank and corporate initiatives.
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
The Search For Petrodollar Alternatives
Nations that buy Russian oil and gas products are increasingly open to using local currencies as a sanctions workaround.
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White House Order Offers Cryptos Some Hope
The Biden administration’s executive order on crypto pushed for further research and development of a potential US central bank digital currency, called for an assessment of the necessary infrastructure needed for a CBDC and instructedthe Federal Reserve continue its research in this area.
Executive Interviews
Setting Up Sanctions: Q&A With Hagar Chemali
Hagar Chemali, an expert in terrorism financing, has worked at the US Treasury, the National Security Council and the UN. She speaks about sanctions—what works, what doesn’t—and Russia.
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Ukrainian War Hits The BRICS
Russia's war in Ukraine may strain the BRICS bloc and the fortunes ofthe bloc'sNew Development Bank.
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On The Sanctions Frontline
Banks told to 'lawyer up' as the realities of implementing sanctions against Russia bite for regulatory risk and financial crime teams.
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Ukraine War Accelerates Russia’s Brain Drain
Russia's best and brightest are leaving the country in search of a better life amid sanctions and international isolation.
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Ukraine’s Central Bank At War
Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Ukraine, Sergiy Nikolaychuk, talks toGlobal Financemagazine about how the central bank is keeping the lights on and the economy moving amid a brutal war.
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Some Countries Say Yes To Russia
Western governments have shunned Russia but doing so is not a viable option for many countries across the globe.
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Africa Stays Neutral In Russia-Ukraine War While Bracing For Impact
Africa's neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine war won't stop the continent from experiencing economic fallout from the conflict.
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War-Driven Nickel Shortages Could Unplug Electric Vehicle Growth
As Russian sanctions bite, nickel prices are surging, which could make electric vehicles far more expensive.