Debut convertible bond and equity issuance give travel technology firm liquidity boost.
Nordea’s global co-head of CIB on being the regional bank of choice
September 3, 2018Nordea’s global co-head of corporate and investment banking, Mathias Leijon, speaks to Danielle Myles about the emerging tech sector, how sustainability is impacting IPOs and his hopes for Finnish dealflow.
Are central banks hurting interest margins?
September 3, 2018
While banks say low interest rates hit their bottom line, not everyone – including the IMF – agrees there is a link. Danielle Myles analyses the data.
Australian banks grilled in misconduct inquiry
August 21, 2018
Australia’s biggest banks continue to prosper despite legal enquiries. Danielle Myles reports.
The banks battling Turkey’s currency crisis
August 14, 2018
As fears grow that Turkey is sliding into a full-blown financial crisis, all eyes are on its biggest lenders, Danielle Myles reports.
Global bank profits: a regional snapshot
August 7, 2018The 2018 Top 1000 Banks rankings reveal a more even distribution of the profits pie.
Libor: can the benchmark stay afloat?
August 1, 2018Regulators have called time on Libor, the world’s most-cited reference rate. But its demise is not a sure thing. Danielle Myles assesses Libor’s chances of survival, and looks at what could take its place.
RBI’s head of markets hails CEE growth
August 1, 2018Raiffeisen Bank International's head of markets and investment banking, Lukasz Januszewski, speaks to Danielle Myles about CEE growth, its future in Russia and his rapid rise through the company’s ranks.
Europe’s shrinking asset base
July 24, 2018
Foreign exchange swings have masked regional lenders’ success in shrinking their balance sheets.
Asia’s profit leaders revealed
July 20, 2018China’s economic prowess is beyond question, but other Asian countries are performing just as well, if not better. Danielle Myles reports.