July/August 2021
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Awards for Excellence 2021
Euromoney's country and regional Awards for Excellence 2021: see the results here.
OPINION
OPINION
LEADERS
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The European Commission keeps pressing, but a consolidated tape for bonds is not yet realistic – and firms should use AI analytics to create a quasi-tape. -
Many are still a long way from understanding the risk climate change poses to their businesses.
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The closer central banks come to hard design choices over retail central bank digital currencies, the less clear cut the case is to proceed with them.
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Banks received a mostly clean bill of health from the Federal Reserve’s latest stress tests. After a catastrophe like Covid, does that mean the sector is now safe?
COLUMNS
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A new group at the top of the investment bank’s coverage effort is another indication of where its priorities now lie.
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The $15 billion merger that created Saudi National Bank is tipped to kick-start a cycle of consolidation in the Kingdom’s banking sector.
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Buying robo-adviser Nutmeg is a bold and telling first step for the US bank’s new digital banking venture in the UK.
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Scandinavia’s biggest bank is at last outperforming European banks in the way that smaller Nordic lenders did in the 2010s. The jury is out on whether or not this can continue when its more nationally focused Nordic peers regain momentum.
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