Banks on quest to boost profits by digitizing clients’ access to data, but are investors ready?| Digital Finance
Em entrevista à Bloomberg Línea, Christian Fay, portfolio manager da BNP Paribas Asset, destaca resiliência das companhias americanas, especialmente em tecnologia e IA, mas com ressalvas dentro das chamadas ‘Mag Seven’| Bloomberg Línea Brasil
Standard Chartered has named Christophe Baumann as head of transaction banking corporate trade sales for Europe and the UK, a newly created role. Baumann (pictured) is tasked with leading the trade sales team in Europe and will “further grow Standard Chartered’s trade finance business with UK, Swiss, Turkish and continental Europe corporate clients, as well ...| Global Trade Review (GTR)
Europe’s banks are now passionately funding weapons makers, fueling a defense boom with bold deals. Discover the financial shift reshaping EU security.| Bulgarian Military Industry Review
While we have been known to move around a lot in the style of a comedic witness protection program, this is the first time we have actually written about our current hometown. That says something about La Quinta, California. Located in the Coachella Valley surrounded by the Colorado Desert, La Quinta was founded as a...| The Desert Way with Jaylyn and John
The world’s largest trade finance banks are bracing for a potential revenue hit from US President Donald Trump’s tariff spree but claim they are well prepared for slowing exports and supply chain disruptions. In early April, the US slapped tariffs of 145% on China, which retaliated with duties of 125% on US imports, while several countries…| Global Trade Review (GTR)
Battery maker Northvolt has filed for bankruptcy in Sweden after failing to secure additional financing or investment, souring a big bet by banks and export credit agencies (ECAs) on European EV battery production. A pioneer of green battery production in Europe, the company filed for bankruptcy protection in the US last year after running ...| Global Trade Review (GTR)
Hyundai has secured a US$1.35bn term loan package from a group of international banks and Korea’s export credit agency, helping fund the company’s first electric vehicle (EV) plant in the US. The untied facility, which comes with a 10-year tenor, is backed with 95% cover from Korea Trade Insurance Corporation (K-Sure). Proceeds will be used ...| Global Trade Review (GTR)