Chile, Peru, Colombia and Mexico – the countries belonging to trading bloc the Pacific Alliance – have turned their fortunes around regarding financial services investment. Silvia Pavoni reports.
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Top Caricom banks: Trinidad and Tobago sees dip but keeps crown
August 1, 2018The Banker’s survey of the top 50 Caribbean Community banks shows Trinidad and Tobago lenders leading the way, despite a fall in assets and Tier 1 capital. Silvia Pavoni reports.
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.
Europe’s profit turnaround
July 17, 2018
Some of the region's biggest banks posted among 2017's biggest recoveries
India’s profit woes
July 10, 2018
After sliding over the two years prior, global pre-tax profits jumped 15.6% to reach $1112bn in 2017.
Poland scoops financial services FDI Brexit dividend
July 4, 2018Poland has attracted a good proportion of jobs and investment from US financial companies looking for bases outside a post-Brexit UK. Silvia Pavoni reports.
Peripheral Europe’s road to recovery
July 2, 2018
Dogged by non-performing loans and the lingering effects of the eurozone crisis, Italy, Greece and Portugal have long-been Europe’s underperformers. But in the 2018 rankings their fortunes improved, resolutely led by their biggest banks.
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