September 2021
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FEATURES
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Beds, meds and sheds thrive in post-pandemic real estate market
Covid-19-fuelled supply chain disruption is helping to funnel global real estate demand to residential, life sciences and logistics. -
Will the Philippines need its mighty FIST?
In May, Benjamin Diokno, governor of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), proudly announced the formation of a new ‘bad bank’ asset management company regime under the Financial Institutions Strategic Transfer Act - known by the bold and bracing acronym, FIST. -
What Deutsche Bank’s recovery looks like from the inside
This time last year, Euromoney recognized progress at Deutsche Bank as the best transformation story of 2020. Twelve months on, the German lender might be getting its act together at last. Can it sustain its recovery? -
Lithuania aims for excellence in AML
A new anti-money laundering centre housed in the Baltic state’s central bank is growing and hiring fast. It aims to turn Lithuania into an AML hub – and to address and reverse the region’s questionable reputation.
Awards for Excellence 2021
Euromoney chooses DBS as the World's Best Bank, Morgan Stanley as the World's Best Investment Bank. See the winners of all our global categories here.
OPINION
OPINION
LEADERS
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Deutsche Bank’s restructuring has not been thrown off course by the pandemic, but upside surprises can hide risks. Discipline will be needed to avoid the temptations of the past.
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No access to reserves, sinking currency, soaring inflation. Now what?
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The new SDR programme raises more questions than it answers.
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In September, the EU will issue bills through the auction system operated by the Banque de France for the French Trésor. But they will not immediately be a reference safe asset for European capital markets.
COLUMNS
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A tough-minded, independent thinker revered by many and disliked by some, Thomas Montag has been a dominant figure that will be hard to replace.
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Bright people, information overload and impenetrable jargon: our ESG editor Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker reflects on her first 12 months covering a fast-growing sector.
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The big six US banks are releasing the loan loss reserves they built up in the pandemic. Where might this end? The answer could be surprising.
MACASKILL ON MARKETS
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