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Societe Generale has long been active in promoting finance for small and medium-sized enterprises in Africa.
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As of late June 2020, Citi, together with its charitable Citi Foundation, had committed some $100 million to Covid-19 relief efforts. While the targets of its aid are varied, the bank has made a special focus on supporting people and communities of colour, recognizing the disproportionate impact the pandemic has had on these communities.
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The global bank has refreshed its senior management but needs to start demonstrating its platform can deliver best-in-class returns.
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The world-leading bank aims to stay big with long-term investments, no matter what difficult conditions the market throws up.
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Backed by a powerful domestic franchise, Bank of America is performing well through turbulent markets.
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BNP Paribas will reach the end of its three year ‘transformation’ plan in 2020; how has it fared?
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Spain’s biggest bank is moving further away from its deal-making past, instead seeing a way forward for its troubled US and UK banks in payments and cloud technology.
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Returning money to shareholders was an important milestone; building revenues and controlling costs remains the key task.
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The investment bank’s move into new business lines is proving tougher and more expensive than expected.
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Investors are buying into ICBC’s business growth in diverse areas such as asset management and investment banking.
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Despite tough conditions at home and globally, DBS keeps delivering.
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The senior management team at HSBC looks increasingly chaotic. It needs to fix that, before it can fix the bank.
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Italy’s biggest bank has surpassed expectations; higher dividends and share buy-backs could maintain its appeal.
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While many European peers languish, Barclays’ transatlantic pivot is paying off – and helping it build elsewhere.
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The Chinese bank is making a big push in areas such as financial inclusion as it targets sustainable ways to build its business and support the Chinese economy.
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With falling rates in Europe and the US, and Turkey still in trouble, only Latin America – especially Mexico – can keep up BBVA’s spirits.
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Investors have rewarded cuts but restructuring may soon recommence, sparking fears of collateral damage in businesses it still cherishes.
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Being the world’s leading wealth manager presents challenges in this market environment. UBS is coping relatively well.
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A successful international strategy offers relief from stagnant domestic markets.
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‘Business as usual’ has been tough for the Swiss bank to achieve over the last 12 months. Management faces a challenge to show the bank will not just survive but thrive.
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If Brazil does well, Bradesco does well. Its management is confident there are good times ahead.
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The Qatari bank is investing at home and abroad, growing its loan book and building strong operations in Egypt and Turkey.
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Analysts think that FAB has the best potential platform of any bank in the region. Can its management deliver?
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The bank may be at the peak of its value creation, as the government looks to promote greater competition in Brazilian banking.
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As the bank finally grapples with the restructuring it has needed for years, there are reasons to be optimistic.
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With wealth management outperforming even its senior management’s expectations, the US firm is looking to build in other areas.
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The bank is penetrating deeper into its home markets to complement its long-standing international growth initiatives.