What is International Finance magazine?

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.

What topics does International Finance cover?

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

Who is the target audience of International Finance?

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

Is International Finance a global publication?

Yes, it covers global markets and features insights from industry experts worldwide.

How can I contact International Finance?

You can email the support team at info@ifinancemag.com.

Where is International Finance located?

International Finance is headquartered in London, UK.

Does International Finance offer advertising opportunities?

Yes, the magazine provides custom advertising and branding solutions for businesses.

Can I follow International Finance on social media?

Yes, it is active on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Does International Finance publish digital and print editions?

Yes, it publishes both print and digital content for global readers.

May - June 2026 Issue - International Finance

May – June 2026 Issue

Economy

The Hormuz blockade is not just about the oil

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Strait of Hormuz blockade disrupts global fertiliser flows and agricultural supply chains, raising risks of food shortages, apart from leaving...

Features

Industry

SAF is new flashpoint between EU and airlines

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Economy

What the Iran war is doing to everyday life in Britain

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Economy

Hungary turns page after Orban

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026May 21, 2026

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Logistics

Arctic Shipping Route Promises A Lot, But Delivers Far Less

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026May 22, 2026

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Banking and Finance

Why the way money moves is being rethought

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Analysis

Technology

John Ternus and Apple’s battle for the post-smartphone era

International Finance Business DeskMay 21, 2026May 22, 2026

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Technology

X Money: Flirty Social Media Courting Nitpicking Finance

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Technology

Fight for control of the internet that we cannot sea

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026May 22, 2026

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Industry

Beijing Auto Show: Europe collaborates, US frets

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026May 22, 2026

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Economy

Trump’s war, tariffs squeeze American wallets

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026May 22, 2026

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Banking and Finance

Insurers develop appetite for risk, explore world beyond bonds

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Banking and Finance

When fintechs stop playing nice, and start becoming banks

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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In Conversation

Business Leaders

Women entrepreneurs have a more holistic approach to decision-making: Dr Albena Pergelova

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Technology

’X is likely to start with full interoperability before trying to lock financial activity within...

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Technology

‘AI is definitely the future of banking, but the challenge is ethics’

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Industry

Responsibility without authority fails, says Professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Industry

Clean flight needs fuel scale: Thomas Engelmann

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026May 22, 2026

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Thought Leadership

Leadership

The database illusion: Why most agents aren’t really working their data

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Banking and Finance

Will AI replace AP teams or make them even more valuable?

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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Leadership

Active ETFs boom, but brands decide winners

IFM CorrespondentMay 19, 2026June 8, 2026

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May – June 2026 Issue

The Hormuz blockade is not just about the oil

Features

SAF is new flashpoint between EU and airlines

What the Iran war is doing to everyday life in Britain

Hungary turns page after Orban

Arctic Shipping Route Promises A Lot, But Delivers Far Less

Why the way money moves is being rethought

Analysis

John Ternus and Apple’s battle for the post-smartphone era

X Money: Flirty Social Media Courting Nitpicking Finance

Fight for control of the internet that we cannot sea

Beijing Auto Show: Europe collaborates, US frets

Trump’s war, tariffs squeeze American wallets

Insurers develop appetite for risk, explore world beyond bonds

When fintechs stop playing nice, and start becoming banks

In Conversation

Women entrepreneurs have a more holistic approach to decision-making: Dr Albena Pergelova

’X is likely to start with full interoperability before trying to lock financial activity within...

‘AI is definitely the future of banking, but the challenge is ethics’

Responsibility without authority fails, says Professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart

Clean flight needs fuel scale: Thomas Engelmann

Thought Leadership

The database illusion: Why most agents aren’t really working their data

Will AI replace AP teams or make them even more valuable?

Active ETFs boom, but brands decide winners

DBS and Avaloq expand 18-year partnership to accelerate Asia’s wealth growth

Middle East crude exports return to pre-Iran war levels as ‘Hormuz Plus One’ kicks in

UAE Central Bank deepens Syria, Morocco ties, targets cross-border payments, fintech growth

Exclusive

Latest News

Oman bets on ‘National Fintech Strategy’ to build its next digital growth engine

Gulf oil exports return to pre-Iran war levels as Aramco chief warns of depleted stocks

Gulf developers bet on Egypt’s Mediterranean North Coast as next real estate hotspot

London’s global wealth hub status takes USD 160 billion hit as super-rich leave UK

US Midterms: Frustrated voters, Trump’s low interest rate push and Fed’s stoic stance

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