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  • Awards
    Best global investment bank 2014: BofA Merrill rides to the front
    A battle-tested management team has held on through the turbulent years following Bank of America’s rescue of Merrill Lynch. Under Tom Montag, the firm quietly rebuilt an M&A capability that is thriving as that business roars back, supported by the bank’s strength in providing finance. As other banks shrink, BofA Merrill still harbours ambitions at home and abroad to be all things to most people.
    Peter Lee, July 10, 2014
  • Awards
    Awards for Excellence 2014: Orcel’s new spin on old-style investment banking
    Lots of people in the industry will tell you they always wanted to be an investment banker. Few mean it like Andrea Orcel does. His thesis at university was on investment banks and what they do for their clients.
    July 10, 2014
  • BANKING
    Asia investment banking revenues bounce back
    Total revenues rise across the APAC ex-Japan region in the first half of this year, but not everyone is reaping the rewards.
    Rob Hartley, July 10, 2014
  • Treasury
    Asian companies face up to $2.7 trillion liquidity trap
    Asian bank DBS has been at the forefront of helping corporate treasurers in the region enhance their working capital management, part of which includes identifying and improving access to some $2.7 trillion of trapped cash across Asia.
    Kimberley Long, July 09, 2014
  • Treasury
    RBS trade finance suffers BankTrade blow
    RBS has had to cease using BankTrade software after the US federal court upheld the bank was breaching copyright.
    Kimberley Long, July 09, 2014
  • Sibos tweets
    Treasury
    Sibos 2014 Twitterview with Sven Bossu and Euromoney
    Head of Sibos Sven Bossu speaks with Euromoney via Twitter about the hot topics on this year’s Sibos agenda, including cyber security, compliance and cryptocurrencies; tips for first timers; and what Sven is particularly excited about at this year’s event. If you missed the live interview, you can catch it here:
    July 07, 2014
  • BANKING
    Africa loses billions due to money-transfer operators
    The monopoly that some money-transfer operators have on systemically important remittance flows to sub-Saharan Africa has stifled innovation in the payments industry – and imposed high costs on consumers – but change is afoot.
    Kanika Saigal, July 07, 2014
  • Awards
    Awards for Excellence 2014
    The global Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2014 will be live late in the evening July 10.
    July 07, 2014
  • Treasury
    Fantasy mergers and acquisitions could become reality if $1.3 trillion war chest is deployed
    Ford to buy BMW? Coca-Cola to buy Nestlé? GE to buy Siemens? News Corporation to buy Pearson? Just some of the potential acquisitions US companies could make from their $1.3 trillion cash war chest, according to new research.
    Duncan Kerr, July 04, 2014
  • Euromoney Country Risk
    The world’s 10 riskiest sovereigns
    Bosnia-Herzegovina is the world’s riskiest sovereign, according to a new model developed to calculate default probabilities, ahead of other high-risk countries such as Belarus, Ukraine and Rwanda.
    Jeremy Weltman, July 04, 2014
  • Opinion
    Game of Loans
    WARNING – CONTAINS SPOILERS: It’s amazing how many senior bankers are addicted to the HBO series Game of Thrones. Or then again, perhaps it’s not.
    July 04, 2014
  • Foreign Exchange
    Suppressed volatility creates challenges and opportunities for FX managers
    With currency moves relatively muted and few discernible trends to trade, it has not been an easy market for many FX traders, but low volatility has created favourable conditions for the recovery in the carry trade. The eerie calm and the Fed-driven global capital market have caused market players to adopt tail-risk hedges and long-vol trades for the inevitable turn in the cycle.
    Solomon Teague, July 03, 2014
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