London AIM Challenged By Nasdaq Nordic Market
Nasdaq’s junior stock exchange has secured legal approval to offer UK investors tax breaks for investing in its Nordic markets, ramping up its challenge...
Latin American borrowers double down on their efforts for sustainable finance
Latin America’s largest corporate borrowers are doubling down on their commitment to sustainable finance, tying new bank loans to key performance indicators that ensure...
Dollar’s long-term prospects turn sour
The US dollar is heading for a drop towards the end of this year, according to strategists, in what would mark a reversal from...
More Jurisdictions Sign Up To New Rules On Corporate Tax Avoidance
Another 36 jurisdictions have signed up to new rules on corporate tax avoidance as a global crackdown on aggressive tax planning picks up speed....
Global stocks rise after Trump holds back on Chinese Trade Wars
Global stocks pushed higher and the dollar weakened on Monday ( June 1st ) , after Donald Trump’s latest escalation of his dispute with...
Tighter Vetting Expected On Takeovers And Mergers From Brussels
Brussels will call for more rigorous screening of foreign takeovers of European companies, as it seeks to address mounting concerns about a surge of...
Global Debt at Risk of “Qualitative Change”
Global markets, spurred by policies, have emerged from the March panic during the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. For now, all major economies, including Europe and the United...
South Africa calls for $25bn financial stimulus through IMF
South Africa’s president Cyril Ramaphosa unveiled fiscal spending worth a tenth of the country’s output, including a first ever request for an IMF loan,...
Barcelona To Push Forward With It’s Own Currency
Barcelona City has said it is going to push ahead with its pilot scheme to roll out a cashless local currency for 2017 and...
Global Trade is Not the Same Anymore: How New Trends and Demands Changed the...
Today, both the global trade and cross-border payment landscape is at the center of several trends. Technology innovation, greater competition, changing customer demands, the...
UK’s Divorce Settlement With EU In Dissaray
The UK government has insisted it will pay “no more than it needs to” in its divorce settlement with the EU, playing down a...
Turkey’s plunging lira and why it wont stop
The Turkish lira has once again made global headlines, with a steep drop of 15% on March 22, running from below 7.20 to the...
