To assist the government in meeting its energy targets, Indonesia needs to create an additional 100 gigawatts of power by ...

The Financial Conduct Authority alongside the Prudential Regulation Authority have said they want to make the current regime friendlier to senior bankers and propose making it easier and quicker for ...

Banco BPM’s chief executive Giuseppe Castagna has rejected UniCredit’s unsolicited €10.1bn all-share offer, warning it could result in over 6,000 job cuts, representing more than a third of the bank’s ...

Swiss private bank Lombard Odier has been charged with aggravated money laundering by Switzerland’s federal prosecutor. In a filing on Friday, the prosecutor said the bank played a “decisive role” in ...

Following Rachel Reeves’ Mansion House speech in November, the government published its National Payments Vision which sets out its ambitions for the UK’s payments sector and its plans for open ...

Cash ensures financial inclusion, resilience and trust, writes the president of the European Cash Management Companies Association ...

The negative impact of publicly identifying a company under investigation will be considered by the Financial Conduct Authority as it adjusts its ‘name and shame’ proposals after a strong backlash.

A tie-up with Banco BPM would give UniCredit a chance to strengthen its position in Italy, said De Carlo, where it currently derives half of its revenues. “UniCredit [doesn’t have] a strong franchise ...

From online payments and generative AI to worldwide opportunities, discover how Commercial Bank of Qatar is innovating to better serve its customers in its 50th year.

The question of how nudges and other behavioural science methods can improve not only physical health but also financial well-being have long been of interest to academics, policymakers and financial ...

The government of the Bahamas announced its first debt-for-nature swap last week, which will refinance $300mn of the country’s external commercial debt in return for the country improving ocean ...

For the first half of 2024, only 33 per cent of large US banks were rated “satisfactory” in all three categories, a decrease from the 55 per cent recorded in 2020, according to the institution’s ...