By PETER LEE
It took an outsider to turn around Credit Suisse, to force executives and shareholders to accept that they had been following a false dream of a trading-dominated business that could somehow avoid blow-ups and produce acceptable returns.
By CHRIS WRIGHT
The first dual-class deal in Hong Kong; the intended first Chinese depositary receipt: Xiaomi’s IPO was not short of landmark intentions, but only some were delivered.
By DOMINIC O’NEILL
Berenberg wants to transform itself from a German firm to a European one with a UK mindset, before eventually taking on Wall Street.
By GRAHAM BIPPART
There’s a rush to find an alternative to ‘ibors’, but with just three years to go before banks might stop submitting Libor altogether, regulators and market participants are still trying to figure out the right questions to ask.
Venture funders establish a $500 million valuation for German fintech, betting that rapid growth in open banking is now inevitable and will transform the financial landscape.
Flow Traders is confident that the approach that has made it the leading player in the European exchange-traded products (ETP) market can be replicated in FX as it looks to cash in on increased interest in non-bank market makers.
Just seven months after the launch of the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2), efforts made by many mainstream banks are stopping short of bringing about the ground-breaking changes many had expected.
By OLIVIER HOLMEY
Saad Azhari has quietly ushered in a new era at Blom Bank.
By PETER LEE
It took an outsider to turn around Credit Suisse, to force executives and shareholders to accept that they had been following a false dream of a trading-dominated business that could somehow avoid blow-ups and produce acceptable returns.
By DOMINIC O’NEILL
Berenberg wants to transform itself from a German firm to a European one with a UK mindset, before eventually taking on Wall Street.
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Global risk subsided in the first half of the year, according to Euromoney’s country risk survey, with confidence in Europe maintained and commodity producers benefiting from better terms of trade.
It is one thing to win a client’s business, but quite another to have their vocal support, so Asiamoney put the question: ‘Which trade finance banks would you recommend enthusiastically?’ to companies around the region.
By JEREMY WELTMAN
Analysts warn Italy will be a bigger shock to Europe than anything Turkey has to offer, as potential crises go.
Euromoney chose Tidjane Thiam as Banker of the Year 2018: read on for a guide to Peter Lee's feature in the August issue of Euromoney examining the story behind the revolution that Thiam brought to Credit Suisse.
By MARK BAKER
The last instalment of our results analysis looks at banks’ markets businesses
