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Can Achleitner’s accidental CEO save Deutsche Bank?

By PETER LEE

With an embarrassing and badly mishandled change of chief executive now complete, all the big problems still remain for Deutsche Bank.

Asia banking: HNA turns M&A norms around again

US bank CEOs hail boost to economy from tax cuts

Standard Chartered: Out of the shadows?

Corporate funding faces uncertain future

By LOUISE BOWMAN

February’s volatility has shown that the markets may not always be there for the financing that corporates want to do and that the borrowers may not always be there for the financing that the markets want to do.

Taxing times for Iceland’s recovering banks

By PHILIP MOORE

The country’s banks are much more investable than they have been for over a decade – whether or not that makes them attractive enough to relist and attract foreign investors is another question.

Icelandic risk continues to ease as political crisis recedes

FX: Iceland close to ending capital controls

Country Awards for Excellence 2017: Western Europe

Financial inclusion: American tragic

By HELEN AVERY

The plight of the unbanked in the US’s poorest regions is a modern-day scandal in the world’s richest nation.

CSR: Vive la 1% revolution!

Fintech: Where necessity is the mother of invention

How financial inclusion will change the face of banking

Brassac restores Crédit Agricole's Spirit of Conquest

By DOMINIC O’NEILL

After a bloodless revolution at the eurozone’s second biggest banking group, Philippe Brassac says he has engineered a return to Crédit Agricole’s origins, rooted in French regional banking.

Strobl lights up Raiffeisen’s recovery

Santander: Back to the front of the class

Italy banking: How Carige beat the clock

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Banking: Too big to fail in Papua New Guinea

By ERIC ELLIS

Bank South Pacific dominates most of the markets that it serves, but it is not big enough to find an exchange suitable for a long-discussed second listing.

Financial inclusion: American tragic

By HELEN AVERY

The plight of the unbanked in the US’s poorest regions is a modern-day scandal in the world’s richest nation. Southern Bancorp is one bank seeking to address the problem. Euromoney goes to the heart of the battle to beat financial exclusion in rural America.

European bankers eye M&A window

By PETER LEE

The right political environment for strategic, cross-border M&A deals within Europe might finally be here. Investment bankers know they need to make the most of it – while it lasts

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Fintech: Deposit Solutions shows potential of open banking

By PETER LEE

Open banking might soon become the new standard for retail deposits in Europe as growth accelerates at the German platform service.

Ukraine’s parliament blocks bank reform

By LUCY FITZGEORGE-PARKER

Foreign investors eye record NPL stocks; judicial flaws hinder default resolution.

Brazil FX: What’s driving the BRL’s underperformance?

By ROB DWYER

International investors blame political uncertainty; locals view sell-off as weakening carry-trade dynamics.

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Awards for Excellence 2018 submissions

Results will be published in the July edition of Euromoney magazine and on Euromoney.com.

ECR survey results Q1 2018: Economic growth eases global risk, but US downgrade highlights fragility

The risk picture has improved, but geopolitical tensions over North Korea, Russia and Syria, the prospect of global trade wars and other concerns including monetary tightening remain key threats, warn analysts.

Euromoney Cash Management Survey 2018: Vote now

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The chief risk officer: it’s not just about managing risk costs anymore

By GRAHAM BIPPART

As many banks CEOs, especially in Europe, are still struggling to make their institutions profitable, could it be that turning to the chief risk officer can be part of the solution?