Weak credit growth and rising non-performing loans among concerns, as authorities struggle to get virus under control.

Jiri Rusnok on a difficult past year and balancing the country’s obligation to join the eurozone with its traditionally eurosceptic politics.

Italian bank’s innovation strategy aims to improve processes and the client experience, says Paola Papanicolaou.

IT and compliance roles are in demand, as banks digitalise operations and grapple with the post-Brexit regulatory landscape.

Fintech providers are using API-based data exchanges to build products specifically focused on the needs of small businesses.

Minority-, women- and veteran-owned firms are playing a more prominent role in corporate bond issuance. But will it prove to be a long-term shift? 

The proposal for a minimum global corporate tax targets the tech giants, but also has implications for banks.

Working together is key to turning banking green.

Banks are facing a revolutionary undertow that is dragging them towards a decentralised financial future.

As growth rebounds, central bank may look at raising rates which could boost bank profits, but add to household debt risks.

The ECB and the Bank of England’s first green stress tests may not yield meaningful results.

As Scotland inches closer to independence, it’s worth examining the immediate fiscal and monetary hurdles the fledgling country would face. 

The Gulf country was well positioned for difficult economic conditions when Covid-19 hit.

Asia’s Muslim population is held back by the lack of faith-based financial services.