Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Profits Up With Smokes
French neobank Nickel partners with smokeshops instead of building a traditional network of brick-and-mortar branches.
Western Europe
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London Tradings Post-Brexit Fall
London’s loss of the crown as Europe’s top trading hub is only the latest in a year-long string of bad news for the UK.
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Super Mario Takes A Bow
Former European Central Bank President MarioDraghi becomes Prime Minister of Italy.
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Best Treasury & Cash Management Providers: Western Europe
Regional banks are innovating and partnering with fintechs to help their clients survive the pandemic—and make the treasurer’s job easier going forward.
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Brussels, Beijing Ink Trade Deal
Strongly advocated by Germany, the agreement drew criticism from other European Union member states concerned with issues ranging from Beijing’s human rights record to cybersecurity and technology transfer.
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The City Feels Brexit’s Pain
London was once Europe's premier finance hub but Brexit has upended that.
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A Storm Passes—Now, For A Recovery
From scandal to pandemic, Austria’s economy has had a long year.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
European Banks’ Merry-Go-Round
Executives at banks across Europe are trading top posts with one another.
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World’s Best Private Banks 2021: Western European
Technological savvy and a focus on entrepreneurs and business owners are helping Europe’s best private banks to weather the Covid-19 storm.
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Top 50 Safest Banks In Europe 2020
Global Finance names the 50 Safest Banks in Europe.
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Can A New CEO Kickstart British Airways?
British Airwayshas become a political football, as rose-tinted nostalgia for a flagship brand often distorts the realities of aviation today and in the future.
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Hard Hit Spain
From high growth to laggard status, Spain has felt the pandemic’s economic sting. Now, a budget crisis threatens its recovery.