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    Greece
    It has been a great time to be a Greek banker. Rating agencies returned the sovereign to investment grade in 2023 and the country’s lenders, having reduced non-performing loans and cost of risk while rebuilding capital ratios, also delivered improved profits.
    July 19, 2024
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    Awards for Excellence: Best bank in Portugal – Banco BPI
    The fourth-biggest bank in Portugal, which has been fully owned by Spain’s CaixaBank since the end of 2018, saw an exceptional performance in 2023. After record results for the firm across the board, Banco BPI is clear winner of the award for Portugal’s best bank.
    July 19, 2024
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    The Philippines
    BDO Unibank, the Philippines’ largest bank, turned in an exceptional financial performance in 2023, cementing its position as the country’s best bank.
    July 19, 2024
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    Hungary
    Despite the overbearing presence in Hungary of national champion OTP – and the emergence in 2023 of a much larger government-owned lender in the form of MBH Bank – international firms continue to compete in the domestic market. The biggest of these international players is K&H Bank, owned by Brussels-based group KBC.
    July 19, 2024
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    Djibouti
    CAC International demonstrated a robust financial performance last year, with assets growing by 8% to $536 million and profit before tax reaching $2.374 million, a 38% increase year on year.
    July 19, 2024
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    Georgia
    While political protests in Tbilisi introduced some additional risk to the Georgian economy last year, economic growth remained robust thanks to strong domestic demand and capital inflows from tourism and exports.
    July 19, 2024
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    Awards for Excellence
    The world’s best bank for financial institutions: Morgan Stanley
    As balance sheet pressures have intensified, Morgan Stanley has been at the forefront of a changing financial sector landscape.
    July 19, 2024
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    Switzerland
    Some analysts were quick to call it the deal of the century. The first takeover of a global systemically important bank that repeated management errors and regulatory failure had brought to the brink of collapse was a rescue by its domestic rival. It was a humiliation for Switzerland that, with customers pulling their money in vast quantities over several months, Credit Suisse was left to carry on to the very brink of insolvency.
    July 19, 2024
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    Treasury
    Commodity hedging on the rise as elevated prices persist
    The disconnect between global economic growth and commodity prices is focusing treasurers’ minds on hedging exposures to everything from cocoa to cobalt.
    Paul Golden, July 18, 2024
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    Opinion
    US regional bank stocks surge while CRE risks grow
    S&P’s regional bank index has just pushed past its March 10, 2023, level, reflecting where these stocks were immediately before the collapse of SVB last year. Those stocks are rising sharply and investors are seeing huge profits, so is this a sign that regional banks have finally emerged from their crisis?
    Rob Dwyer, July 18, 2024
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    BANKING
    HSBC’s Georges Elhedery: Lucky man
    HSBC’s choice of a new CEO to replace Noel Quinn was long flagged. Elhedery’s fortune is to be handed the reins of power in an extended period of calm for the UK lender, which benefited immensely from Quinn’s calm stoicism. But deteriorating Sino-US relations mean that turbulence for the London- and Hong Kong-listed lender is sure to return.
    Elliot Wilson, July 18, 2024
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    Treasury
    HSBC’s big bet on trade finance
    The bank is targeting the often-overlooked service sector with structured solutions, along with identifying embedded finance as a fast-growing segment. With the launch of Global Trade Solutions, it goes beyond traditional product offerings and financing.
    Larissa Ku, July 17, 2024
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