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A Balancing Act For Denmark’s Youngest Prime Minister
Denmark's new coalition government stands on shaky ground.
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A Disciplinarian Gets Another Term As Kenya’s Central Bank Governor
Kenyan monetary policy remains in the same hands.
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Female Finance Minister Faces Long To-Do List
India's economic policymaking has been hampered by personnel problems.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Gender Equality: Not There Yet
No nation has achieved the goal of gender equality, but some are much closer than others.
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Latin America’s New Index Measures Anti-Corruption Efforts
New index measures a nation's ability to combat corruption.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Private Equity Embraces C-Corp Structure
The Blackstone Group andApollo Global Management followKKR and Ares Management to become corporations.
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Saudi Arabia Stock Ownership Rules Ease For Foreigners
Saudi Arabia is looking for greater foreign investment.
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Turkish Opposition Candidate Flips The Script On Erdoğan
Election re-run results in blow to Turkey's ruling AKP.
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The Green Imperative
Calls for a greener, fairer world are growing, and an increasing number of companies are realizing the value of mitigating the pursuit of short-term profits in favor of long-term systemic—and corporate—health.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
When East Buys West: Q&A With Syngenta CFO Mark Patrick
Mark Patrick, CFO of Syngenta, a Switzerland-based agribusiness acquired by ChemChina two years ago, speaks with Global Finance about the evolving role of the CFO and cultural adjustments.