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.

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