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VCM principles matter, but actions matter more
For the US to come out in support of voluntary carbon markets even while arguing for their reform is an important step in the drive to seek better standards for what are vital – albeit flawed – mechanisms. But more guidelines on how to certify and trade offsets are no substitute for the real thing.
Mark Baker
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June 07, 2024
Palestine
The Palestinian economy was already slowing ahead of the October 7 attacks, but the situation has deteriorated sharply since then. Growth had fallen by 3% year on year across the territories in the first half of the year and by 4.4% in Gaza itself.
June 06, 2024
Opinion
Will there be ‘one last wave’ of domestic bank mergers in Europe?
Rising confidence in European banks has raised hopes of a surge in domestic M&A, perhaps laying the foundations for the long-sought ideal of genuinely pan-European firms.
June 06, 2024
CAPITAL MARKETS
Asia falls back in love with convertible bonds – for now
Hefty convertible bond sales by the likes of Chinese firms Lenovo and Alibaba, plus renewed interest in issuance from corporate Japan, have the market chattering. Is the market here to stay in Asia, or could a single soggy offering cause it to slam shut again?
Elliot Wilson
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June 06, 2024
Treasury
UK insolvency rules under scrutiny as timelines extend
Does the high number of drawn-out insolvency cases in the UK suggest a failure of regulation?
Paul Golden
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June 06, 2024
Israel
For Israel’s banks, 2023 was a story of two distinct parts: the months prior to the Hamas attacks on October 7; and those after.
June 06, 2024
WEALTH
What’s behind UBS’s push into the fast-growing US UHNW wealth space?
John Mathews, head of UHNW Americas for UBS in New York, tells Euromoney why the US’s private banking model is so successful, why the Swiss firm is really in the life counselling business, and explains why it has targeted US ultra-high net worth clients.
Elliot Wilson
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June 05, 2024
Fintech
Broadridge brings cash on chain for atomic settlement in repo
As securities markets shift to T+1, repo is already going intraday with DLR the first of what may be many digital trading platforms to offer JPM Coin for the cash leg.
Peter Lee
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June 05, 2024
Treasury
Building from scratch: RBC thinks big in US cash management
By starting from a blank sheet of paper, Royal Bank of Canada hopes its new US cash-management platform will allow it to capture a greater share of wallet from existing clients while not being held back by legacy technology.
Mark Baker
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May 31, 2024
Treasury
Corporate treasurers walk a fine line on funding
Corporate treasurers are playing it safe when balancing the merits of exploiting improved access to capital against the risk of unexpected economic shocks and business interruption.
Paul Golden
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May 30, 2024
BANKING
HSBC’s Arce sets out Mexico’s exceptionalism
Though HSBC retrenched from other Latin American markets, it stayed in Mexico, and country chief Jorge Arce says that the bank is well-positioned to take advantage of the nation’s unique blend of structural growth drivers.
Rob Dwyer
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May 29, 2024
BANKING
Should we be panicking about UK debt sustainability now?
Financial markets reacted calmly to news of an early UK election, expecting whoever wins to stick to the fiscal rules. But whoever wins must also cope with rising debts and onerous interest payments.
Peter Lee
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May 29, 2024
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