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  • Although terrorist attacks raged in Kenya at the beginning of the week, the country’s first Eurobond and the largest in the continent excluding South Africa was received well, highlighting sustained demand for emerging market debt.
  • The 30-year, $400 billion China-Russia gas deal – which will turbo-charge economic ties, more generally, from infrastructure finance, FDI and currency diversification – heralds a shift in the centre of global economic gravity.
  • Life and logistics are still not simple in Libya. A lot of damage has been done that cannot be fixed overnight. “Everything in Libya, every apartment building or inch of asphalt for a road, involved corruption and fees,” says one Libyan. “In every sector – oil, construction – there is a cloud of doubt hanging over it, not just the LIA, and there is no sense in singling out that one institution.
  • Despite the stunning revival of emerging-market currencies, and the fragile five in particular, high and ultra-high net worth individuals remain reluctant to increase their exposure, suggesting many funds have missed out on the rally.
  • A CFTC official frustrates European regulators at the IDX conference by suggesting futures clearing should migrate to the US to avoid a conflict between Dodd-Frank and EMIR.
  • Banks are hurriedly developing mobile-banking platforms to keep pace with rising demand among consumers and clients to transact business via their smartphones, but some pure technology firms are stealing a march on them in mobile payments.
  • Euromoney has been covering transaction banking for many years, but this is the first time we have published an annual transaction services guide, reflecting our enhanced focus on and coverage of a business area that is crucial to banks and their clients.
  • The renminbi’s meteoric rise as a payments and trade currency has brought it closer to becoming mainstream than ever before. Precisely when this will happen is anyone’s guess. That it will is inevitable.
  • Chief financial officers, treasurers and finance professionals of more than 200 companies across industries consider cash management and forecasting to be their top priority over the next couple of years, according to new research.
  • One of the key tenets of transaction banking is that by building a long-term relationship with clients – driven by day-to-day activities rather than flashy one-off transactions – banks can play a role in supporting the development and growth of clients.
  • Relationship banking never died. The supportive role a bank plays in helping clients grow and develop has always been at the heart of transaction banking. Investment bankers could learn something.
  • For heating and plumbing products distributor Wolseley, transaction banking – rather than one-off mandates – is the foundation of its banking relationships.