Following the turmoil of recent months, a consensus seems to be building around tighter supervision of large regional banks in the US.

Rising wealth inequality and booming corporate savings fuelled a ‘deposit glut’, increasing bank fragility; Silicon Valley Bank was the first victim.

Rebuilding Ukraine, Uzbekistan’s gradual opening up and sub-Saharan Africa dominated the agenda at this year’s EBRD meeting in Samarkand.

For banks to take full advantage of their increasing investment in data they must undergo a shift in culture.

In the wake of recent bank failures, questions are being raised over the UK’s compensation scheme – is there more that can be done?

The new regulation indicates increasing market maturity and creates a higher bar for compliance, levelling the playing field.

What are the sources of litigation in the wake of recent banking turmoil?

A professor of financial economics at Warwick Business School examines the pros and cons of ring-fencing banks and suggests a new method to more effectively protect people’s savings.

The EU is just the first jurisdiction to require UPI reporting, with the UK, US and Australia also publishing mandates. Compliance deadlines will be swift to follow.

Plans to create a trustworthy and responsible environment for AI development within the EU inch closer to fruition.