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  • Fears that African states have over-indulged in sovereign issuance are exaggerated.
  • High US tax rates on funds repatriated by big US multinationals are prompting them to raise debt rather than send money home
  • Will the opportunity at home be enough for Africa’s talented diaspora?
  • Pork producer WH Group underwhelms as potential saviour of Hong Kong market.
  • “Banks are failing to originate real-economy assets with any enthusiasm not because they can’t fund them but because they can’t own them”
  • Does Swiss wealth management business really need an investment bank too?
  • Lloyds LME highlights potential risks to investors of early regulatory calls in the booming AT1 market
  • Engaging with the new Libya is no straightforward task for a foreign visitor.
  • JPMorgan Chase’s annual report was a hefty tome this year. At the very start, CEO Jamie Dimon detailed – rather impressively, some of his competitors grudgingly pointed out to Euromoney – the legal and regulatory challenges and reputational risks facing not just his bank but the industry as a whole.
  • “I have two options: one, I continue as normal. But one slip of the tongue and I’m terminated, all my stock is clawed back and my career is over. Option two is much more palatable: I may get fired for doing no business, but my stock gets paid and I can get another job”
  • This year, Euromoney went on the hunt for Africa’s rising stars: A new generation of financiers driving the continent’s economic, financial and capital markets development and taking the region to the next level. See what you think of our choices.
  • For the first quarter, Citigroup reported an 18% decline in fixed-income revenues compared with 2013 and chief financial officer John Gerspach described the overall FICC business as a “shrinking pie”.