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BBVA leans in to Latam
BBVA is relying more on its Latin America business. And the countries in that region are relying more and more on the global bank in turn. BBVA’s global head of country monitoring, Jorge Sáenz-Azcúnaga, explains how he expects this symbiosis to evolve.
Rob Dwyer
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May 17, 2021
BANKING
Wells Fargo’s investment bank is a ‘five- to 10-year play’
The asset cap imposed on Wells Fargo in 2018 has forced the bank to operate as efficiently as it can. Jon Weiss, CEO of corporate and investment banking, tells Euromoney that risk management remains his priority.
Dominic O’Neill
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May 17, 2021
WEALTH
Citi’s hiring spree tilts bank to Asia and wealth
The US bank’s decision to hire 2,300 new staff across its Asia wealth franchise, including 1,000 in Hong Kong alone, underlines the strength of the region and CEO Jane Fraser’s clear push in private banking.
Elliot Wilson
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May 14, 2021
CAPITAL MARKETS
Archegos Capital? Not ringing any bells…
Most speakers at Isda’s annual meeting avoided mentioning the Archegos Capital Management blow-up. IOSCO head Ashley Alder didn’t get the memo.
Jon Macaskill
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May 14, 2021
Foreign Exchange
New CCR rules will boost appeal of clearing FX
Basel’s latest effort to improve market resilience is expected to accelerate the development of clearing solutions – but it won’t leave everyone better off.
Paul Golden
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May 13, 2021
South Asia
Pakistan: A quiet sort of military might
It is perhaps no surprise that in a supposedly democratic nation that has been ruled by generals for 33 of its 71 years of independence, the military has an outsized role in Pakistan’s economy.
Eric Ellis
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March 29, 2018
Treasury
Cash balances to fall as treasurers address post-pandemic future
The ongoing market and economic impact of Covid-19 is likely to trigger a more active approach from corporates to their cash strategies.
Paul Golden
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May 12, 2021
South Asia
In Karachi, a Sino of things to come?
“As close as lips and teeth”
March 27, 2018
Southeast Asia
Waiting for change at Myanmar's central bank
Myanmar’s central bank governor Kyaw Kyaw Maung has long been seen as an impediment to reform. But come July, he will be out and a new chief will be in, heralding, it is to be hoped, a new era of change
Elliot Wilson
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March 27, 2018
South Asia
UBL's pioneering CEO sets ambitious targets
As a woman running one of Pakistan’s leading banks, Sima Kamil has already made her mark. But her goal is for UBL to snatch top place, elbowing aside HBL, her former employer.
Eric Ellis
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March 27, 2018
Southeast Asia
Mobile money services make waves in Myanmar
Seven years ago, the country had virtually no formal banking sector. Now, its clunkier commercial lenders face extinction thanks to the arrival of exciting new mobile money services whose mission is to march onwards and upwards.
Elliot Wilson
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March 27, 2018
Northeast Asia
Macau turns to a hub
Instead of ignoring its colonial past, Macau is using it as a unique selling point for its renminbi clearing services by targeting Portuguese-speaking markets. But that business hasn’t arrived yet, and it will always struggle to overcome the challenge of the commodity dollar.
March 27, 2018
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