The bank’s global head of DCM believes the markets are becoming more resilient but being able to act quickly on positive issuance windows remains paramount. 

Can a focus on digital and a fresh emphasis on ethical finance revitalise the UK's Islamic finance industry?

M&A activity across Asia has been down on 2021’s bumper year, but there are pockets of resilience.

Electric vehicle charging infrastructure will require huge investment over the coming decades, but powering up this asset class will be far more complex than flicking a switch.

The M&A outlook in Europe is strong despite difficult macroeconomic conditions, and ESG scrutiny is set to be an increasingly key factor.

The bank has built its corporate and institutional business around key areas such as serving funds and supporting clients with ESG strategies, explains the group executive David Gall.

With the stringency of climate policy varying from one country to the next, how are banks taking advantage of this lack of coordination?

The European Investment Bank can play a vital role in drawing investment to projects that diversify Europe’s energy supplies.

The markets are entering a period of disruption, both positive and negative, but ICMA chief executive Bryan Pascoe believes they can weather the storm and adapt in key areas.

The team, which has performed well despite the backdrop, puts its success down to having difficult conversations with clients about the realities of the current markets. Edward Russell-Walling reports.