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International Finance is a UK-based financial publication offering global insights on banking, markets, wealth, and economic sectors.

When was International Finance founded?

International Finance was founded in 2013.

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It covers banking, fintech, markets, Islamic finance, wealth management, energy, and global economic trends.

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C-suite leaders, investors, analysts, financial institutions, and business decision-makers.

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‘Political agenda is influencing financial markets’

International Finance DeskMarch 18, 2016

by International Finance DeskMarch 18, 2016

Pioneer Investment’s Head of Global Asset Allocation Research Monica Defend on the economic outlook post Brexit What are, in your view, the implications of Brexit on the global economy? We believe that the Brexit outcome is a global shock, with implications for the global and regional economic outlook that will be channelled mainly through four...

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UK budget: Growth forecast cut

International Finance DeskMarch 17, 2016

by International Finance DeskMarch 17, 2016

Brexit uncertainty casts a shadow over proposals IFM Correspondent March 17, 2016: Chancellor George Osborne presented his eighth budget on Monday. With the uncertainty over Brexit looming large, Osborne in his budget speech revised the growth forecast for the UK bringing it down to 2.2% from 2.4% for 2016. He added that the job market...

Economy

The illusion of growth in the UK mortgage market

International Finance DeskMarch 17, 2016

by International Finance DeskMarch 17, 2016

In the myopic pursuit of new mortgage lending volumes, lenders seem to have lost sight of existing customers Tony Moroney March 2, 2016: The UK economy is in growth, with GDP reported to be up 0.7% in the second quarter of 2015. This figure, which looks set rise to 2.6% over 2016, is causing many to predict a rise in interest rates within a...

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Life after Brexit: The UK’s options outside the EU

International Finance DeskMarch 11, 2016

by International Finance DeskMarch 11, 2016

In the event, the UK and the EU would need to make decisions in five main areas Swati Dhingra & Thomas Sampson March 11, 2016: In June, UK voters will decide whether to remain part of the EU. This column explores the UK’s options if a majority votes in favour of Brexit. One possibility is...

Economy

Bank of Korea keeps policy rate on hold

International Finance DeskMarch 11, 2016

by International Finance DeskMarch 11, 2016

HSBC expects cut in second quarter March 11, 2016: Bank of Korea (BoK) kept its policy rate on hold at 1.5% in its second consecutive non-unanimous meeting. From the governor’s tone it seemed, the BoK will only cut rate when it has sufficient evidence that domestic consumption growth is slowing substantially, coupled with signs of...

Economy

Tough times for expats in Oman

International Finance DeskMarch 8, 2016

by International Finance DeskMarch 8, 2016

Many companies are trying to reduce their numbers on their payrolls in a bid to cut costs Suparna Goswami Bhattacharya March 8, 2016: With oil prices showing no signs of heading up, companies in Oman are pulling all stops to reduce their employee cost. The reverberations of plummeting oil prices are being felt throughout the...

Economy

There is little the oil deal will achieve

International Finance DeskMarch 4, 2016

by International Finance DeskMarch 4, 2016

Without Iran and Iraq, the decision to freeze production level makes little sense Suparna Goswami Bhattacharya March 4, 2016: It is too little action and taken too late. This is what experts have to say about the decision by Russia, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and Qatar to freeze oil production. For the uninitiated, representatives of Russia,...

Economy

PM wants Australia to move from mining to startups

International Finance DeskMarch 1, 2016

by International Finance DeskMarch 1, 2016

Prompted by downturn in mining industry Suparna Goswami Bhattacharya March 1, 2016: Every country at some point or the other goes through a transformation phase where it decides to explore a new industry or a sector. Currently, Australia is in that phase. It is no secret that Australia for long has rested on wealth from...

Economy

Union budget: Startups give a thumbs up

International Finance DeskFebruary 29, 2016

by International Finance DeskFebruary 29, 2016

Rural India and agriculture sector also get a boost IFM Correspondent February 29, 2016: India, it seems, is all set to promote her ‘startup destination’ image — at least that is what looks from the budget speech of Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. Jaitley introduced a slew of measures to promote a healthy and vibrant...

Economy

China: From goods to services

International Finance DeskFebruary 26, 2016

by International Finance DeskFebruary 26, 2016

In 2016, the Asian economic giant’s output is projected to soften gradually Ousmène Mandeng February 26, 2016: China’s slowdown has led to a considerable recalibration of market views. It is the third biggest economy after the US and the EU and is set to overtake the EU as the second largest by 2020. Clearly, China...

Category : Economy

‘Political agenda is influencing financial markets’

UK budget: Growth forecast cut

The illusion of growth in the UK mortgage market

Life after Brexit: The UK’s options outside the EU

Bank of Korea keeps policy rate on hold

Tough times for expats in Oman

There is little the oil deal will achieve

PM wants Australia to move from mining to startups

Union budget: Startups give a thumbs up

China: From goods to services

Paramount takes over Warner Bros in USD 110 billion mega Hollywood merger

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