The investment bank will no longer IPO firms without diverse directors.

The investment banking co-head is proud of his RoE, while the securities team seems subdued about the task ahead.

It may still be months before the latest coronavirus outbreak in China reaches its peak, so timing is everything for capital market practitioners in the region.

Stand-off in Slovenia highlights politicians’ failure to tackle retail lending boom.

Social housing bond comes just two weeks after mid-January economics report.

Does the state of a smallish provincial lender signal the onset of a full-scale banking crisis in China?

Dealmakers are optimistic about a pick-up in large deals and outbound M&A from Europe this year, but the need for regional consolidation is more urgent.

The asset manager has decided to pull investment from firms that don’t make sufficient progress on ESG disclosure while it routinely votes against climate-related shareholder resolutions itself.

Banks must prove to the increasingly impatient regulators that they have got Libor transition under control, or face costly consequences down the line.

Cryptocurrencies have a specific use-case in countries where local currencies are in crisis, but elsewhere they remain a volatile speculative investment and will struggle to take off as a means of payment.

Calm in the money markets over the new year will not silence growing calls for the Federal Reserve to provide a standing repo facility.

Welcome to the 2020s.

In an era of negative rates, banks are more dependent than ever on their ownership of ancillary products to attach to low-margin mortgages.

There is finally an opportunity to integrate nature within financial decision making in the year ahead. How can we ensure it’s doesn’t become a lost opportunity?

A no-growth decade won’t stop bankers from chasing fees and trading profits. Mystic Maca looks even further ahead.

European regulators aren’t done with capital increases, especially for banks with unjustifiably low risk weightings.

The year 2020 is going to be a big one in the world of failed trades.

What can we learn about the post-Royal Commission world of Australian banking from the National Australia Bank AGM?

The needle may slowly be moving, but if we continue at this pace sustainable finance will still be a niche rather than integrated into all finance by the end of the century.

There is often confusion around the workings of the over-allotment option; there shouldn’t be.

It’s 2020: welcome to the decade of low-cost Brazilian banking.

The US firm is cutting just under 2% of its workforce, a reflection of what could be coming in 2020.

Could the direct listing format withstand an injection of primary capital-raising? Yes, but not without complications.

The Lebanese authorities said that they met a $1.5 billion bond payment in late November, but with the country rapidly running out of money and in the absence of any clear ability to enact reforms, Euromoney looks at its options.

Elizabeth Warren is showing a unique ability to get under the skin of Wall Street leaders as the US presidential election season heats up.

Wall Street leaders alarmed by the prospect of a populist anti-finance president such as Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders were given some hope when Michael Bloomberg declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination.

Year after year, research highlights the gap between what impact investment consumers want and what they are being offered by advisers, banks and pension funds. The UK’s new Impact Investing Institute hopes to bring everyone to the table to change this.

Why does the tech behemoth want to provide current accounts for users? It’s the data, stupid.

It appears that basic errors rather than deliberate attempts to game the system lay behind Citi’s large miscalculations of UK RWAs and CET1.

The bank’s CEO and chairman are out, a week after allegations of AML failings that helped enable child exploitation.