HSBC, Morgan Stanley and UniCredit scoop top honours at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2017
Euromoney names HSBC as the World’s Best Bank and Morgan Stanley as the World’s Best Investment Bank; UniCredit’s chief executive Jean Pierre Mustier wins Banker of the Year award.
How Lee built Hang Seng's street cred
The bank for Hongkongers has long been overshadowed by big brother HSBC, but even rivals consider it the best investment the global giant ever made.
The battle for Bank of East Asia
Elliott Management’s court case against Sir David Li’s Bank of East Asia pits the aggressive new world of activist investment against one of Hong Kong’s most venerable institutions.
Taxpayers bail out Italian banks
Just two weeks after Banco Popular’s rescue was hailed as a triumph of Europe’s post-crisis resolution regulation in action, Italian taxpayers are footing the €17 billion bill for the collapse of two long-troubled lenders.
Nomura confronts the ghosts of its past
One year after its humiliating withdrawal from European equities, Nomura’s international businesses are humming.
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Saving the world, one bond at a time
It is rare for financial market professionals to feel they are helping to save the world, but a new capital markets deal from the World Bank to help the poorest countries cope with pandemics might be doing just that
Awards for Excellence 2017: How Gulliver fixed the world's best bank HSBC for the future
As Stuart Gulliver’s time as chief executive of HSBC runs down, the moment has come to acknowledge his achievement in managing the remarkable transformation of one of the world’s biggest, most complex banks.
Awards for Excellence 2017: Morgan Stanley reclaims the investment banking throne
The investment bank has come through more than a decade of difficulties to become the momentum firm on Wall Street once again.
Nomura confronts the ghosts of its past
One year after its humiliating withdrawal from European equities, Nomura’s international businesses are humming.
Markets brace for the great QE unwind
Quantitative easing has been the defining monetary policy innovation of the 21st century.
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Italy rescue fund manager hits back at critics
Firm behind Atlante rubbishes private offers for Veneto banks; freed funds for MPS deal a ‘coincidence’.
Post-trade utilities struggle to gain momentum
FX industry utilities have been described as a mechanism for substantially reducing post-trade costs, but while market participants are interested in the potential efficiencies they offer, enthusiasm for implementing such solutions remains patchy.
Global risk-on trumps Brazilian risk as investors eye fresh equity deals
Carrefour subsidiary shows demand for Brazilian IPO; carry trade boosting equity as well as bond performance in Latin America.
Serbia’s credit risk is lower than the rating agencies suggest
The economy is on the mend and it is high time the raters take notice.
New challenger banks drive third-party provider collaborations
Recently emerged challenger banks are taking advantage of new regulations to team up with multiple third-party payment service providers (TPPs) to gain a slice of the customer’s business they would otherwise not have access to.
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Awards for Excellence 2017: Full results
Asiamoney Best Brands in Finance Poll 2017: Results
View results of the Asiamoney Best Brands in Finance Poll 2017 here.
Euromoney FX Survey 2017 – results released
Euromoney magazine has released the results of its 39th annual foreign exchange ranking, the most comprehensive quantitative and qualitative annual study available on the FX markets.
ECR survey results Q1 2017: Europe marches on without the UK
Euromoney’s country risk survey shows disparate risk trends emerging in Q1 2017 as leading economists and political experts reassess their views on asset safety in the wake of changing commodity prices, currencies and populist political trends.
Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey 2017: Full results
More than 2,000 private banks took part in the 2017 Euromoney private banking survey.
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When Brazilian bank holidays meet financial regulation
Regulation: Don’t push me!
EU jurisdiction alive and well in the UK as PSD2 implementation looms
Banks warned to be more proactive in overcoming regulatory obstacles to payments
EC calls for May deadline as stalemate over bank creditor hierarchy legislation sets in
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Global risk-on trumps Brazilian risk as investors eye fresh equity deals
Carrefour subsidiary shows demand for Brazilian IPO; carry trade boosting equity as well as bond performance in Latin America.
Brazil: special focus
Euromoney's recent coverage of the macroeconomic, FX, fixed income and equity market trends in Latin America's largest – and crisis-beset – economy.
Serbia’s credit risk is lower than the rating agencies suggest
The economy is on the mend and it is high time the raters take notice.
Emerging markets: special focus
Euromoney's latest coverage of emerging markets, including FX, fixed income and equity market trends.
Regulation: Chile to adopt Basel III
Implementation of global standard will lead to higher tier-1 capital levels; banks well capitalized but predictions of sovereign downgrades cloud outlook.
