The heartbeat of European business
Few regions in Europe pack the commercial punch of Wallonia – which is why many of the world’s biggest companies have long been established there
22
Apr
21
Apr
Making the right moves for Macau
By expanding its M&A activities, facilitating cross-border financing and helping SMEs achieve their goals, BOC Macau is becoming a key player in the Asia-Pacific region, writes General Manager Li Guang
20
Apr
Jersey: clarity in a complex world
Three of Jersey’s most senior figures talk to The European about Brexit, global finance, and the jurisdiction’s relationship with the USA
16
Apr
Helping private equity to drive decarbonisation
As a renowned centre for private equity funds, Guernsey is leading efforts to enhance the sector’s sustainable credentials, says Dr Andy Sloan, Chair of Guernsey Green Finance
16
Apr
The importance of a green agenda to social policy in Mexico
Irving Vázquez of AFORE SURA explores how decision makers in Mexico, both public and private sector, are adapting their strategies to mitigate climate change
16
Apr
Guernsey: supporting the future of responsible investing
As more funds hit the headlines over climate change and fossil fuel pledges, Guernsey is showing the way forward, says Zoe Hallam of Walkers (Guernsey) LLP
13
Apr
2020 Investment Vision
Davivienda Corredores has implemented a 360-degree strategy to revolutionise mutual funds in Colombia – so far, it’s exceeding expectations
25
Mar
Stocks extend rally on U.S. stimulus, virus worries persist
Emerging market shares extended gains following a bumper session on Wall Street as Washington reached a deal
23
Mar
Nikkei rises 2% on hopes Tokyo Olympics will be held later
Japan’s share benchmark Nikkei rebounded strongly on optimism that the Tokyo Olympics will not be cancelled.
16
Mar
LATEST: Stock market rout doubles pain for energy firms
Shale companies have been divesting operations to raise cash for several years, however, sellers who took and held onto shares for those assets are facing another blow from the collapse.
10
Mar
Bank of Japan credibility at risk
The Bank of Japan may be close to losses on its 29 trillion yen stock portfolio
21
Feb
Japan to restrict ownership of foreign investment in 12 key sectors
Japan is finalising a plan that will tighten scrutiny of foreign investment in 12 key sectors.
19
Feb
Presidential candidate Bloomberg proposes new taxes and protections policy
Presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg outlined an extensive financial services policy proposal to rein in Wall Street trading.
07
Feb
Euro hits four-month low and dollar gains
The euro fell on its lowest since October after German industrial output recorded its biggest decline in a decade in December.
30
Jan
Global World Markets look past rising virus death toll and show signs of stabilisation
Despite the concerns of the China’s coronavirus outbreak rising, the Global World Market continues to show further signs of stabilisation.
30
Jan
VATGlobal releases research highlighting business uncertainty with changing tax landscape
VATGlobal, has announced the findings of new research delving into the evolving European VAT landscape. Research shows…
29
Jan
How to take advantage of market volatility in 2020
Giles Coghlan, Chief Currency Analyst, HYCM speaks about conflict between the US and Iran and its effects on the financial markets.
24
Jan
The Isle of Man: where commerce thrives
An insight into the commercial power of the British Crown Dependency
23
Jan
Building a bright future for Colombia
Colombia’s infrastructure sector offers significant business opportunities within a favourable investment climate, says Mario Andrés Estupiñán Alvarado, CEO of Fiduoccidente
22
Jan
The Isle of Man: be one step ahead
Michael Crowe, Chief Executive of Finance Isle of Man, explains why changes in the commercial landscape are drawing companies to the benefits of international finance centres
