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CLS pilots expansion of PvP
Increased trading of emerging market FX has prompted settlement provider CLS and some of the world’s largest banks to explore options for extending payment-versus-payment to a wider range of currencies.
Paul Golden
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September 30, 2021
Fintech
Bangladesh’s ShopUp shows the possibilities for frontier fintech
The vast majority of Bangladesh’s consumer economy happens through small shops shackled by logistics, scale and access to capital. ShopUp aims to bring some of the fintech and financial inclusion principles we have seen elsewhere to this highly populated and fast-growing country.
Chris Wright
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September 30, 2021
Opinion
Can SocGen’s investment bank find a new purpose?
Sustainable finance and renewable energy are becoming more important for the French firm, as it reduces its emphasis on equity derivatives.
Dominic O’Neill
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September 30, 2021
BANKING
Christianson calls it a day at Morgan Stanley after stellar China career
Retirement marks the end of a successful and well-timed career, and removes the most senior woman from Asian investment banking.
Chris Wright
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September 28, 2021
ESG
Climate: The EBRD leads by example in CEEMEA
Can multilateral development banks fight climate change while still promoting economic development in emerging markets? The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is the first to set out concrete plans on how to do this.
Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker
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September 28, 2021
WEALTH
Adewale Ogunleye: The NFL star now leading a wealth division at UBS
Adewale Ogunleye was rich and already retired from American Football when he learned what a basis point was. He’s now head of a new UBS wealth segment called Athletes & Entertainers that helps sports icons and singers plan their financial future.
Elliot Wilson
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September 28, 2021
BANKING
Turkish neobank Papara targets 50 million users by 2024
After reaching 10 million users this month, the firm is raising funds and seeking licences in Turkey and the EU.
Dominic O’Neill
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September 27, 2021
Treasury
Will digital currencies destroy correspondent banking?
The likely use of central bank digital currency for payments, in addition to stablecoins and altcoins, would suggest that reports of the demise of the correspondent banking model may be premature.
Paul Golden
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September 24, 2021
CAPITAL MARKETS
Evergrande: A bond default is the least of China’s problems
Global investors want to know if troubled Chinese developer Evergrande can meet its bond repayments – but far bigger risks exist, from local government bond defaults to badly run banks exposed to overleveraged developers.
Elliot Wilson
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September 24, 2021
ESG
Will neobanks force incumbents to address financial inclusion?
Neobanks are targeting less wealthy people in both developed and developing markets – a constituency that has traditionally been neglected by incumbent banks because of legacy costs. But it’s an increasingly political issue and where does this leave people who still need access to cash and branches?
Dominic O’Neill
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September 23, 2021
Opinion
COP26: China’s chance for a green rebrand
China faces tough choices in the months ahead. Make the right decisions and it can become the global leader in ESG, a country determined to shed its industrial past and embrace a cleaner, greener future.
Elliot Wilson
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September 22, 2021
ESG
Australia: Investors and corporates take the ESG steps the government won’t
Australia is not the first country that comes to mind with regards to climate action. But away from the political rhetoric, the exceptionally powerful superannuation funds and corporates are pushing change. The key is an acceptance that in Australia it’s all about transition.
Chris Wright
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September 21, 2021
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