Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Shareholders Indifferent To Russia Exit
Ikea, BP, Apple, and McDonald's closed their operations in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine began but some companies stayed put and profited.
Central & Eastern Europe
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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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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.
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Best Treasury and Cash Management Providers 2022: Central And Eastern Europe
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China Won’t Ride To Russia’s Rescue
The war in Ukraine is undermining the increasingly close partnership between Russia and China.
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Russian Sanctions: A Body Blow, But No Knockout
Academics and analysts acknowledge the severity of Russian sanctions. Nevertheless, there are still a few ways around them.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Azerbaijan: Moving Toward A Market Economy
Azerbaijan offers fertile soil for a burgeoning private sector and foreign direct investment, despite potential military hostilities.
Country Report
Georgia: Weathering The Storm
From dealing with the effects of the pandemic, to an economy on the rebound, Georgia is moving forward.
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Russia And Ukraine Fight With Crypto
Cryptocurrencies have become virtual ammunition used by both Russia and Ukraine in the conflict.
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Europe Unites To Remove Russian Banks From Swift
In a dramatic turnaround, European nations put their differences and national interests aside to do what was formerly unthinkable.
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Russia Escapes Swift Sanctions—For Now
Despite a raft of sanctions announced by the US and other countries targeting Russia's biggest banks, there is no international consensus aboutremoving Russia from the Swift network—yet.
