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Sponsored by Banreservas2024 was a busy year for Banreservas, the Dominican Republic’s largest financial institution. The bank granted credit to more than 900,000 previously unbanked individuals, opened new international offices, and strengthened its digital infrastructure – all while maintaining solid growth in its core lending portfolio. At a time when banking is being redefined by technology and inclusion, Banreservas is putting both at the forefront of its strategy, with measurable results.
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Sponsored by Bank of ChinaIn an increasingly interconnected financial realm, multinational businesses need a cash management partner that has global reach as well as best-in-class services. Bank of China offers a five-star service that is unrivalled in its expertise and international connections.
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Sponsored by Standard CharteredThe world’s energy companies are recasting their activities not only to reduce their carbon emissions but also to diversify into forms of energy that don’t produce emissions at all.
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Sponsored by China Merchants Bank CMBCMB’s investment in technology signals a focus on the future
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Sponsored by Societe GeneraleAs technology continues to drive huge change in financial markets, do banks need to think differently about thinking differently?
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Sponsored by OCBCLocalization is key for OCBC Bank as it supports Asian clients who want to venture further afield.
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Sponsored by Standard CharteredIn this podcast episode Euromoney will examine what the energy industry can learn from the Ørsted story.
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Sponsored by SwiftThe days of ‘pay and pray’ are over. A new normal of fast, transparent international payments has begun as companies around the world embrace SWIFT’s global payments innovation (gpi).
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Sponsored by BNP ParibasHaving established the efficacy of the service, the focus of Swift global payment initiative (gpi) has moved to how its full value can be passed on to corporate clients. Wim Grosemans, global head of product management for payments and receivables at BNP Paribas, and Marc Delbaere, Swift’s global head of corporates and trade, explain how this is being achieved.
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Sponsored by Societe GeneraleTechnology is allowing banks to respond to customer requests with increasing precision, despite rising expectations and pressures on time ‒ but excellent service demands something more.
