DBS named world’s best bank in Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2019; JPMorgan is the world’s best investment bank; Erste’s Treichl recognized as banker of the year.
The Singapore-based bank has developed into a business fit for purpose in the modern world.
The firm’s clear global leadership today is the result of long-term strategic thinking and sustained and disciplined investment of strong earnings.
Erste’s chief executive built its emerging Europe empire, rescued it after the financial crisis and successfully positioned the group for a sustainable and socially responsible future.
WeWork’s pre-IPO financial disclosures have done little to quell disquiet over the company and its high-spending CEO.
Danske Bank’s compliance head Philippe Vollot is on a hiring spree, but parts of its international network might still be too risky.
Lower yields on 10-year US government bonds than two-year notes may presage recession and further pain for equities, credit bonds and currencies.
The gradual erosion of institutional credibility could prove more damaging to Turkey than economic and political shocks.
A reluctance to dispense with legacy technology, combined with heightened regulatory oversight and changing liquidity provision from banks, has seriously complicated the execution management system (EMS) selection process for FX traders.
For 22 years, he has led banking in Austria and across CEE at the helm of Erste Bank.
Digital-obsessed chief executive Ralph Hamers has pushed ING towards what is perhaps the biggest bank transformation in Europe.
UOB is run by three generations of the Wee family, with a fourth in the wings.
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UOB is run by three generations of the Wee family, with a fourth in the wings.
Danske Bank’s compliance head Philippe Vollot is on a hiring spree, but parts of its international network might still be too risky.
When Mauricio Macri won the last presidential election in 2015, the future for Argentina’s banks looked rosy: a spate of international debt and equity deals confirmed the optimism.
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Country risk analysts are less than enthused by the weak economy and slow pace of reforms, as government policy provides more questions than answers.
The country has climbed the most out of 186 countries in H1 2019, but investors must still treat the developing nation with extreme caution.
