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Will M&A continue its impressive bounce back?

December 1, 2020

The wind is blowing in the right direction for M&A activity to continue its recovery.

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Is UK banking about to fall off a cliff?

November 2, 2020

Brexit is creating existential angst for the City of London but it’s unlikely the City will be replaced as the global financial centre of choice. 

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Payments Canada embraces a new era in payments

November 2, 2020

CEO Tracey Black on revamping the country’s payment rails and how the ISO 20022 standard will drive innovation.

SMEs can help smooth UK's recovery path

November 2, 2020

The way the UK has positioned itself as one of the most SME-friendly markets in the world may help the country manoeuvre the difficult times ahead.

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Government stimulus in Asia holds off the worst – for now

November 2, 2020

Asia's banks have been shielded from the impact of non-performing loans by central bank assistance, but this support is coming to an end.

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Central bank digital currencies: are you ready?

October 7, 2020

As central banks push ahead with digital currency experiments, financial institutions must stay abreast of developments or risk being left behind.

Asia looks internally for its next growth market

October 1, 2020

Asia is looking at how it can rebuild some of its economic strength as it moves forward from the pain of coronavirus, and boosting local intra-regional trade is gaining ground as a solution. 

Combatting money laundering

October 1, 2020

A lack of clarity and feedback from regulators only makes financial crime more difficult to weed out.

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Why banks must be purpose-driven, platform-based and process-structured

September 9, 2020

Banks need to rethink their purpose, embrace open banking and move to a process-structured business model.

Time for a return to more open markets

September 2, 2020

The direction the EU appears to be taking post-Brexit could throw up opportunities for the UK.

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