Data collected by The Banker reveals the lenders supporting Poland’s rise to be the financial powerhouse of central and eastern Europe. Danielle Myles reports.
India tackles NPL and capital targets
February 14, 2017
India’s lenders have started the process of reclassifying impaired assets. Danielle Myles looks at their progress and at those tackling the biggest capital shortfalls.
The great bonds-to-equity rotation: myth or reality?
February 1, 2017Debate is raging about whether fund flows out of bonds and into equities signals a fundamental shift in capital markets. ECM and DCM chiefs at the biggest investment banks say there is no direct trade-off between the two asset classes, but they do expect dealflow to change.
Arma Partners founder reaps rewards of good timing
February 1, 2017Arma Partners’ founder Paul-Noël Guély tells Danielle Myles how the success of his tech-focused boutique reflects the new wave of firms offering high-quality specialist and impartial advice.
Ireland’s biggest banks
January 31, 2017
Dublin is emerging as a favoured location for banks looking to maintain single market access post-Brexit. Data collected by The Banker reveals the homegrown lenders they would join.
Concern grows for Canada’s housing market
January 24, 2017
Though the country fared relatively well during the global financial slump, some fear Canada is now facing a homegrown mortgage crisis. Danielle Myles analyses the country's exposure to the housing market.
The best banks for green bonds
January 20, 2017
The latest league tables reveal which bookrunners dominate the burgeoning green bond market. Going forward, China’s lenders are the ones to watch.
Japan’s biggest lenders
January 10, 2017
As central banks in the West edge away from ultra-loose monetary policy, all eyes are on Bank of Japan to see if it follows suit. The Banker data reveals the biggest potential winners.
DBS CEO thinks outside the box
January 2, 2017DBS’s visionary CEO Piyush Gupta speaks to Danielle Myles about the bank’s growing wealth management business, how technology will overhaul today’s banking model, and the secret to successful entrepreneurship.
The Trump effect: what impact will the new US president have on the country's banks?
January 2, 2017Dodd-Frank is not likely to be repealed, but the incoming US government has signalled big changes for the banking industry. Smaller players will get the most regulatory relief, but Wall Street will win in other ways. Danielle Myles reports.