By CHRIS WRIGHT
Soviet military bunkers in Kazakhstan and portable houses in Siberia linked up to the plumbing: Bitcoin mining is moving in some interesting directions that will become even more diverse as China cracks down on its domestic industry.
Kevin Rodgers gives his personal views on the trial and conviction of FX banker Mark Johnson and its ramifications for global markets.
Euromoney magazine has released the results of its 40th annual foreign exchange ranking, the most comprehensive quantitative and qualitative annual study available on the FX markets.
By HELEN AVERY
Gender pay gap disclosure has arrived in the banking industry, but a movement that aims to bring gender equality across the whole financial sector is just beginning.
By SIMON BRADY
Banks already have the largest attack surfaces and face the widest range of attackers and attack types of any businesses.
By DOMINIC O’NEILL
Despite healthy profits, is Kees van Dijkhuizen doing enough to close the digital gap with ING – and what happens when the Dutch mortgage market turns? Are the chief executive and his team capable of forging a longer-term rationale for the bank?
By CHRIS WRIGHT
Before taking the top job at the Philippine central bank, Nestor Espenilla Jr was known for his toughness on financial crime – now he says he is enabling the banking system to go from strength to strength… providing it sticks to the rules.
By CHRIS WRIGHT
New policies, new hope – the Malaysian election has lots of positives, but not for anyone who is seen as having been a Najib acolyte. For them, the axe is already falling.
Kevin Rodgers gives his personal views on the trial and conviction of FX banker Mark Johnson and its ramifications for global markets. Anyone working in banking should consider what it means for them.
By KIMBERLEY LONG
As treasurers and banks grapple with the arrival of real-time payments and open banking, tech companies are looking at the next phase of payment developments.
By PAUL GOLDEN
With less than 10 months to go until the UK formally leaves the European Union, most FX venues remain content to wait for the outcome of negotiations around key issues such as financial passporting before confirming their future strategy.
By KIMBERLEY LONG
The rise of fintechs is global, but they are at risk of isolation through regulation.
A list of winners of Euromoney’s Middle East Awards for Excellence 2018, as well as detailed citations for all of the winners, is available here.
Asiamoney invites fund managers, buy-side analysts, as well as bankers and ratings agencies to participate in the 2018 Asia’s Outstanding Companies Poll.
By ROB DWYER
Ground shifts under banks’ move to normalization; financial, economic and political uncertainties to dominate boardrooms.
By PETER LEE
Banks are proving so slow to collaborate on blockchain protocols that could reduce costs in financial markets that it almost looks as if they wish to profit from persistent inefficiency.
By PETER LEE
Open banking might soon become the new standard for retail deposits in Europe as growth accelerates at the German platform service.
By KIMBERLEY LONG
By KIMBERLEY LONG
By KIMBERLEY LONG
By ROB DWYER
By KIMBERLEY LONG
By KIMBERLEY LONG
By KIMBERLEY LONG
By LUCY FITZGEORGE-PARKER
