Banking for a modern Middle East
By OLIVIER HOLMEY
The region’s banks used to be small, local and low-tech – many still are – but in the future they will be altogether different beasts.
Latin America: An end to boom and bust?
By ROB DWYER
Argentina is on a precipice, Venezuela has a humanitarian crisis and Brazil is just exiting its worst-ever recession – so far, so Latin America.
Latin America investment banking – the brittle relationship
By ROB DWYER
Staying committed to a region where deal flow sometimes stops overnight is tough for an international investment bank.
Private banking architects: Modern wealth management
By HELEN AVERY
In a supposedly slow-moving industry, the amount of change in global wealth management over five decades has been remarkable.
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Banks must re-embrace public stakeholders
By DOMINIC O’NEILL
From Deutsche Bank to Santander or ING, banks in Europe need to change with the times and accept accountability to a wider public, represented by their governments: as with weak capital, deficient ethics will only entail greater state control.
Australia: CBA switchback shows weakness of Royal Commission
By CHRIS WRIGHT
Thursday’s announcement by Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) that it is suspending the sale of its wealth business may trigger similar turnarounds by other big four banks.
Richdale’s run to KKR – a tale of two trends
The steady drift of Asia investment bankers into private equity continued in March with Kate Richdale’s departure from Goldman Sachs for KKR.
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India banking: Data show RBL the way
By ELLIOT WILSON
RBL Bank has been transformed over the last decade, from parochial local lender to a second-tier bank with genuine national scale.
Sri Lanka dawdles in digital
By ELLIOT WILSON
Its local banks have invested heavily in technology, but many customers still prefer the old-fashioned ways: paper ledgers and physical tellers.
PE changes the face of corporate India
By ELLIOT WILSON
Private equity was once a peripheral pursuit in the country – no longer.
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India banking: Data show RBL the way
By ELLIOT WILSON
RBL Bank has been transformed over the last decade, from parochial local lender to a second-tier bank with genuine national scale.
Sri Lanka dawdles in digital
By ELLIOT WILSON
Its local banks have invested heavily in technology, but many customers still prefer the old-fashioned ways: paper ledgers and physical tellers.
Bank of China aims big in little Sri Lanka
By ELLIOT WILSON
BoC has only just opened its first Sri Lankan branch, but already it wants to be the biggest foreign player in the market.
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South Africa’s risk score is still tottering
Investors must tread carefully as analysts harbour concerns about the political and economic challenges lying ahead.
Country risk: Israel can ride out the challenges
The economy has been performing admirably ahead of elections in April and a favourable risk rating is unlikely to be threatened by temporary fiscal laxness.
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