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  • Foreign Exchange
    CureCoin: A cryptocurrency aiming to beat cancer
    The CureCoin Forum has teamed up with Stanford University to launch a new ethical cryptocurrency that aims to find cures for common, life-threatening illnesses, such as cancer and Alzheimer’s, by bringing together science and the craze for cryptocurrencies.
    Farah Khalique, August 29, 2014
  • Foreign Exchange
    Polish central bank in two minds over rate cuts
    CPI inflation fell into negative territory in July, and the market expects the Polish monetary authority to cut rates, but currency concerns, relatively buoyant growth and supply-side drivers of disinflation argue for caution.
    Solomon Teague, August 29, 2014
  • Treasury
    South-south trade flows come of age
    Global trade flows are set to increase to $33 trillion by 2020 according to the World Trade Organization, driven in part by the growing south-south trade corridors.
    Kimberley Long, August 28, 2014
  • Foreign Exchange
    Bulgaria: Eurozone entry long way off
    Bulgaria’s ambition to join the euro is slipping further out of reach as the bank run on its fourth-largest lender Corporate Commercial Bank (KTB) brings allegations of corruption and political instability to the fore and further diminishes the country’s standing in Brussels, say analysts.
    Farah Khalique, August 26, 2014
  • Euromoney Country Risk
    Paraguay's improving risks are more than an economics story
    The sovereign’s rising score reflects a fundamental shift in the political and structural outlook since the new president took office last year.
    Jeremy Weltman, August 21, 2014
  • Fintech
    Taking mobile banking in Africa to the next level
    The use of mobile-banking services in Africa has rocketed in recent years, but the rapid advance of this type of payment technology is throwing up challenges over how to manage this growth while protecting the end-user.
    Kimberley Long, August 21, 2014
  • Euromoney research group
    Foreign Exchange
    SEF report: The state of the global market
    Euromoney Research Group presents a detailed report into the swap execution facilities (SEFs) sector. The bespoke content offers insight into the confusion over the adoption of these rules and looks at the future opportunities for all market participants.
    Catherine Snowdon, August 21, 2014
  • Foreign Exchange
    HKMA intervention once again prompts debate on US dollar peg
    Bets of a re-peg of the Hong Kong dollar have resurfaced in the currency markets as the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) intervened to inject dollar liquidity to the tune of $9.86 billion several times since July 1 on the back of large inflows into Hong Kong during the past few months.
    Garima Chitkara, August 19, 2014
  • Foreign Exchange
    Economists keep the faith in Abenomics despite Q2 data
    Japan’s Q2 contraction, thanks to the April sales tax, has exacted a short-term toll on output, but Abenomics – a policy of delivering inflation and shocking the economy into growth – is still on track, say economists.
    Solomon Teague, August 18, 2014
  • Foreign Exchange
    Falling US real rates complicate Fed-ECB divergence story
    While the ECB is preparing the market for softer monetary conditions, the Federal Reserve is gradually tapering its quantitative-easing programme and the market expects rate hikes to commence from Q3 2015. However, falling US real rates will complicate Draghi’s bid to weaken the euro.
    Solomon Teague, August 18, 2014
  • Euromoney Country Risk
    Portugal rates investment grade in spite of its bank troubles
    Investors might be worried by the tail-risk implications of the failed Portuguese lender BES but the sovereign is in a much improved state since completing its three-year bailout programme.
    Jeremy Weltman, August 15, 2014
  • Treasury
    Corporate treasurers find opportunity amid regulation
    Corporate treasurers are looking for the simple life, and having more efficient systems in place can bring its own financial rewards – but despite some advances, there is still a long way to go.
    Kimberley Long, August 14, 2014
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