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  • Opinion
    Big banks’ alternative homes
    Rumours about the future domicile of HSBC have now reached silly-season proportions.
    October 30, 2015
  • Back to future, front end, doc brown
    Opinion
    Back to the finance future
    October 21 was a monumental day in history. It was a day celebrated across the globe. A day that some had waited over 25 years for. It was Back to the Future Day.
    October 30, 2015
  • Pink, Shelias Wheels, Feminism, banking
    Opinion
    Corporate social responsibility: Pinked off
    The work being done by banks globally in the corporate and social responsibility sectors continues to impress.
    October 30, 2015
  • off-message-header
    Opinion
    Off message: Communicating in the shadows
    A battle of words between banks and their clients is inevitable.
    October 30, 2015
  • Deutsche tries to right the ship by jettisoning Fan and Faissola
    Opinion
    Macaskill on Markets: Aspiration 2020
    Deutsche Bank co-CEO John Cryan took a clear-headed approach to most of his management overhaul in October. There are unresolved issues in the global markets unit that remains the bank’s revenue engine as well as the source of most of its reputational problems, however.
    Jon Macaskill, October 30, 2015
  • Orkun Oğuz (OO), executive VP, direct banking, Akbank
    BANKING
    Turkey debate: Participants
    Debate participants
    October 30, 2015
  • Onward, Aung Ko, Burma, Myanmar
    BANKING
    Asia banking: Myanmar’s makeover
    Bankers are always looking for a new frontier, and they think they’ve found one in Myanmar. While the country’s potential is unquestionable, those hoping to turn a quick profit are likely to be sorely disappointed.
    October 30, 2015
  • ME DEBT, DRY WELL, Desert
    BANKING
    Gulf markets: the liquidity well runs dry
    The drop in the oil price has combined with a general lack of liquidity to put issuers from Gulf states in an unfamiliar position. There may be no need to fear a crunch, but the region’s issuers must get used to the fact that they will have to pay up to raise capital.
    Chris Wright, October 30, 2015
  • Turkey lira-R-600
    BANKING
    Turkey’s banks sweat the small stuff
    SME banking has been a top priority for Turkish lenders since the country’s regulator called time on the consumer boom in late 2013. Can the segment keep its cool in the face of rising local economic and political pressures?
    Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker, October 30, 2015
  • Turkey debate November 2015
    Fintech
    Turkey debate: Digital revolution opens new horizons for Turkish financial innovators
    Turkey’s economy has been slow to go digital but increasing smartphone penetration is offering unparalleled growth opportunities for banks, mobile operators, e-commerce platforms and a host of new generation players. Striking a balance between competition and collaboration will be key as aspiring innovators face up to the challenges posed by big data, regulation and security.
    October 30, 2015
  • Renminbi, China, Graph
    Foreign Exchange
    China's balancing act on exchange rate
    China's quarter-point rate cut last Friday is the latest attempt to revive a flagging economy. But although currency liberalization is on the agenda in the longer term, the People's Bank of China is unlikely to be ready to cede control of the renminbi’s de facto dollar peg just yet as depreciation pressures grow.
    Solomon Teague, October 29, 2015
  • Trans-Pacific Partnership-R-600
    CAPITAL MARKETS
    Trans-Pacific Partnership to the rescue
    Latin America’s economies are suffering a rapid and severe shift in their terms of trade. The development of free trade areas may provide a way forward and global initiatives, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, could transform the region’s future.
    Rob Dwyer, October 29, 2015
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