Does the region’s increasing usage of QR payments signal a wider shift towards digital finance?

The chairman of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru speaks about the country’s plan to lower inflation and further develop its banking sector.

Greater standardisation across traditional and digital assets will improve efficiencies in both.

The UK’s Lending Standards Board has highlighted the barriers to accessing finance facing ethnic minority-led businesses.

Nearshoring is poised to revolutionise Mexico's trade landscape, potentially adding $168 billion to its non-oil exports in the next five years, reshaping the nation's place in the global market.

While eye-wateringly large financial crime fines keep coming, banks are scrambling to improve their remediation programmes. What can institutions do to ensure the delivery of a regulatory change programme?

For the 15th annual private banking awards, key concerns around stability are increasingly interlinked with geopolitics and related issues of reputational risk and branding.

Embracing digital, while retaining brick-and-mortar, is the Coventry’s recipe. 

Banking profits are up, but financial institutions will likely need to reinvent themselves as the risk landscape evolves and new drivers of growth come to the fore.

The bank’s partnership with Ant Group is the latest in a series of blockchain projects.

Efforts to promote an electronic bill of lading and a recent UK law aim to digitalise much of global trade. 

Experts say different supervisory approaches mean mid-size US banks are still vulnerable to interest rate risk, while European banks remain relatively safe. But banks should set aside more capital to ensure a more resilient system.

Rampant APP fraud raises thorny questions on liability for banks across the globe. Where will regulators head next in their bid to tackle the scourge of scams?

Financial inclusion needs to move beyond basic banking services. But this requires greater investment in digital infrastructure, says the director of Financial Services for the Poor at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.