Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Financial And Advisory Firms Retool For Bankruptcy Surge
The expected spike in bankruptcies and restructuring cases is global.
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India Revises FDI Policies
Military and economic tensions between China and India are on the rise.
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African Banks: Non-Performing Loans Prove To Be A Struggle
NPLs in Africa are three times higher than the global median.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Canada’s New Bank Governor Tackles Economic Chaos
Tiff Macklem, a former senior deputy governor at the Bank of Canada as well as a former dean of the Rotman School of Management, tookthe top spot at the bank on June 3.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Iraq’s New Prime Minister Under Scrutiny
The new prime minister’s resolve to tackle runaway government salaries faces an early test.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Peru’s Rock Star Finance Minister
With a master’s degree in public administration from Harvard University, the 35-year-old was appointed to the cabinet of president Martin Vizcarra last October.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Roberto Azevêdo A Hard Act To Follow
Azevêdo leaves behind a mixed legacy and his successor faces huge challenges.
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Saudi Arabia: Austerity Drive Kicks In
Economic reforms are hampered by worries they might undo the tacit cradle-to-grave social compact between the monarchy and Saudi citizens that provides a safety net in return for political stability.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Central Banking During A Crisis
Viral V. Acharya, C.V. Starr Professor of Economics at New York University’s Stern School of Business and a former deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, speaks with Global Finance about the fallout of the coronavirus epidemic.
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Innovation Catalyst
Covid-19 has supercharged digital innovation as banks, financial services and many other sectors adopt workarounds that are pushing them more rapidly into a virtual future.
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Central And Latin America Hit Hardest By Falling Remittances
A squeeze on jobs and wages in the US and other developed countries will translate into fewer remittances, affecting less-developed regions such as Central and Latin America.