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FDI During Covid-19: Up, Down And Sideways
Rich nations lost more FDI in 2020, but for developing nations, the lost greenfields and infrastructure investments threaten long-term recovery.
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South Africa: New Finance Minister Steps Up
Godongwana is a close political ally of President Cyril Ramaphosa and an African National Congressheavyweight who cut his teeth in the labor union movement.
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Zambia: Hichilema Takes The Helm Of State
Can a career businessman and management expert turn around Zambia's grim economic trajectory?
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AMLO Consolidates Influence On Banxico
Mexico's president shakes up his economic team and consolidates control over the central bank.
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Biden Talks Tough On Consolidation
The Biden administration moves to make the American economy a morelevel playing field.
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Central Bank Conveniences Customers
The ECB moves forward with plans to create a digital Euro and digital wallets for consumers.
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China Reforms Bring New Funds
BlackRock received the license in June 2021 as the first foreign financial institution to operate a wholly owned China subsidiary, BlackRock Fund Management.
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Colombian To Helm South Africa’s Anglogold
Alberto Calderón brings with him experience in government and Colombia's mining sector.
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First Woman Governor Faces Major Challenges
Democratic Republic of Congo's new central bank governor faces serious hurdles besides being the first woman to hold the position.
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For Privacy And Security, Virtual Cards Get Second Life
The growth of e-commerce growth anddata breaches are reviving virtual cards.
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New Ferrari CEO Is Tech Wiz
Ferrari hopes a scientist will be able to drive innovation at the storied car company.
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Open Banking Delay Won’t Stymie Fintech Startups
Privacy concerns delay open banking in Brazil.