Eurozone banks struggle despite strong earnings
While Eurozone banks have demonstrated resilience, doubts over their long-term profitability persist...
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Is Bretton Woods still fit for today’s world?
Bretton Woods had a crucial role in saving a globe ravaged by conflicts, poor leadership, and geopolitical uncertainty...
Uganda returns to banks for loans as credit options thin out
According to Uganda's September 2024 debt sustainability analysis report, commercial banks own 12% of the nation's external debt...
RTP: The future of instant banking
The EU rules will affect foreign banks that have branches in the Eurozone, potentially creating opportunities for RTP expansion beyond the euro...
Staying committed to innovation, iscore launches Alerts Platform
With the Alerts Platform, iscore continues to lead innovation in the financial sector, helping organisations stay ahead in an increasingly competitive market...
High interest rates: PE’s biggest challenge?
In the United States, private equity firms have created 12 million jobs and contributed 6.5% to the GDP, amounting to $1.4 trillion...
African banks post strong profits amidst hurdles
JPMorgan Chase, the biggest bank in the world by market capitalisation, is expanding in Africa, with plans to open an office in Nairobi, Kenya...
IF Insights: Why are Wall Street biggies retreating from NZBA?
The banks that have left the NZBA maintain that they remain committed to their climate goals...
Sanctions hurt, but Russia’s banks keep profiting
Given that a large portion of Russia's financial reserves was held abroad, the freezing of these assets led to immediate concerns about the ability to manage balance sheets...
Is UniCredit building a European banking empire?
The acquisition of Commerzbank shares by UniCredit did not go unnoticed within German political circles...