As global markets waver, innovative approaches from international and local banks are transforming a dormant market into a ...

With the dollar in decline and volatility surging, corporate treasurers face tough choices on FX hedging. As geopolitical ...

Through exclusive interviews with 13 leading brokerage firms across the region, Euromoney identifies five forces redefining ...

This summer, the government will introduce the Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (Pisces), a new framework for buying and selling private company shares that some believe ...

As fixed income markets adapt to structural shifts in rates, regulation and technology, trading desks are rethinking their ...

As Chinese and European enterprises forge new partnerships in the electric vehicle sector, BNP Paribas has positioned itself ...

This is a guest article by Ruth Wandhöfer, a banking and finance academic, author, adviser and non-executive director. As ...

One of the main obstacles to broader application programming interface adoption in corporate treasury has been the legacy ...

The Bank of England’s recent decision to raise the limit on its deposit guarantee raises questions about the point of these limits. As governments have, in the event, pledged to protect all bank ...

After a decade-plus long lull, FX is finding itself in the centre of the epic storm that has been rocking financial markets since the start of this month, with no signs of a let up. The world has ...

One clear takeaway from our conversations is that every bank we spoke to is confident of meeting the November 2025 ISO 20022 migration deadline. But a bigger question still hangs in the air: what does ...

The blue bond market, a subset of green debt where the use of proceeds is earmarked for water and ocean-related projects, grew 10% year-on-year in 2024. Yet, it still only represents around 0.25% of ...