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Euromoney Data is part of Euromoney, the internationally recognised banking and capital markets magazine. For 40 years we have been producing industry benchmark polls and surveys on core financial services, including cash management, trade finance, fixed income research and foreign exchange. Annually these surveys draw responses from more than 40,000 of the world's largest corporates and financial institutions. We also run a quarterly survey: Euromoney Country Risk, which applies crowdsourced expertise to rank 186 sovereigns. We use the quantitative and qualitative data gathered from our vast network of respondents to offer deep insight into how market participants think, work and plan for the future. The data we offer provides real-time, relevant and far-reaching analysis of several markets and highlights the trends we have seen year on year. Our data helps those institutions looking to improve important elements of their business including: market position, client share of wallet and geographical reach.

A new CEO at the Spanish group was not expected, and neither was the name of the appointee. What will Andrea Orcel bring, and why did chairman Ana Botín turn to him?

Treasurers globally are juggling a broad and growing range of responsibilities, with limited resources and a myriad of technologies and cultural, market and regulatory challenges from all sides. How does the treasurer of today overcome these challenges and identify the innovations that are likely to affect the corporate treasury function in the short and the long runs?

Investment bankers hope for an autumn thaw after a spring freeze.

Fact or fiction – a forthcoming book on 1MDB raises new whistleblowing story.

September 2018

Banker-DJ David Solomon hits a sweet spot with remix review.

Front End looks back 10 years, on the views of the chief executives of 11 big banks interviewed in the wake of the banking crisis.

DBS marked its 50th anniversary by commissioning a musical based on its web series 'Sparks'.

September 2018

Finally, some progress in Indonesian infrastructure – but familiar battles remain.

As political headaches dog efforts to bolster banking integration, fostering European champions through mergers is the least of the single supervisor’s worries.