As technology continues to drive huge change in financial markets, do banks need to think differently about thinking differently?

Localization is key for OCBC Bank as it supports Asian clients who want to venture further afield.

In this podcast episode Euromoney will examine what the energy industry can learn from the Ørsted story.

The days of ‘pay and pray’ are over. A new normal of fast, transparent international payments has begun as companies around the world embrace SWIFT’s global payments innovation (gpi).

Having established the efficacy of the service, the focus of Swift global payment initiative (gpi) has moved to how its full value can be passed on to corporate clients. Wim Grosemans, global head of product management for payments and receivables at BNP Paribas, and Marc Delbaere, Swift’s global head of corporates and trade, explain how this is being achieved.

Technology is allowing banks to respond to customer requests with increasing precision, despite rising expectations and pressures on time ‒ but excellent service demands something more.

Heads or tails? The ‘either/or’ idea sits at the heart of everything from binary computers to Monte Carlo risk simulations, but in the world of quantum computing it’s heads AND tails ‒ and everything in between.

Bank of China successfully launched a SWIFT direct connection business for Otis Electric Elevator Co. Ltd.

Ayala Land, the Philippines’ leading property developer, has swept the board in the 15th annual Euromoney survey of the global real estate markets.

Sustainable investing is redefining the traditional investing landscape. Investors have established their interest, and are now asking how their investments are making a positive impact.

A series examining how sustainable finance solutions may help us address the crisis our planet faces.

Trust matters more in banking now than ever before.

“Fintech” has become a buzzword in recent years ‒ headlining conferences and becoming a crucial investment focus for many establishment financial institutions. But fintech itself is not a new concept.

Sustainable finance, in all its forms, is where much of the innovation in the financial sector in the coming years is likely to be focused. That conclusion can be drawn from many indicators in the recent HSBC Sustainable Financing & Investing Survey on attitudes to sustainability, covering 500 investors and 500 issuers.

The correlation that exists between the adoption of best-in-class risk management practices and shareholder value offers a clear path of opportunity for companies to outperform their peers financially.

Financial services and public sector development organisations are turning to innovative technology to secure access to financial aid.

Rapid digital transformation is critical to the evolution of the banking industry. But it comes with new responsibilities to keep customers and their data safe from cyber crime.

Transaction banking has always relied on technology and digital solutions to provide value to clients. Today it is all about transforming client experience through the use of automated services and solution providers for niche services, explains Isaac Thomas, head of transaction banking at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.