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EBRD president makes support for Ukraine a top priority
April 20, 2022The president of the EBRD, Odile Renaud-Basso, on the bank’s support for Ukraine following its invasion by Russia.

Sri Lanka seeks foreign investment support
April 19, 2022As Sri Lanka’s foreign currency reserves dry up, the country is looking to woo international investors, but will they be tempted?
The beginning of the end of the US dollar?
April 14, 2022The demise of the US dollar as the world’s top reserve currency has been endlessly debated, but some observers believe that the recent sanctions against Russia might be a real turning point.

Russia faces banking crisis as sanctions bite
April 11, 2022Following some of the harshest sanctions ever imposed on a country, Russia could face a banking crisis within a year as its economy braces for the worst contraction in nearly three decades.

War in Ukraine has mixed impact on Asia commodities
April 5, 2022Russia's war on Ukraine has the potential to impact commodities prices in Asia. However, some countries may benefit from shifting supply chains.

London keeps crown as Europe’s finance capital as Brexit job relocations fall
April 5, 2022Total planned Brexit-related moves in UK financial services sector drop by almost 60% from peak in 2016. Burhan Khadbai reports.

Economists' insights on Asia's recovery path
March 25, 2022As Asian governments ease lockdown measures and reopen borders, a group of regional economists share their thoughts with The Banker on how the region has been affected over the past two years and which sectors are in the most need of additional support for recovery.

Spain’s banks ponder organic growth versus M&As
March 24, 2022An aggressive process of M&A activity among Spanish banks has radically reshaped the country’s financial services map. But now lenders are focused on expanding organically, although some believe further consolidation remains a viable option.