Finance

Japan’s Finance Minister, Katsunobu Kato, has heightened the urgency of monitoring currency movements as the yen recently dropped to its lowest level in nearly three months against the U.S. dollar.…

British businesses reported their slowest growth in 11 months this October, with hiring experiencing its first decline of the year due to rising uncertainty ahead of the Labour government’s inaugural…

When a company decides to go public and issue an initial public offering (IPO), one of the most important decisions it must make is determining the opening price of the…

In 2019, PYMNTS highlighted a pressing issue with its report titled “The Trade Credit Dilemma,” revealing that U.S. firms were owed a staggering $3.1 trillion on any given day. This…

The UNDP Global Policy Centre for Governance will host the 2nd Policy Symposium on Finance, Integrity, and Governance (FIG) in New York. This symposium will serve as a platform for…

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a stark warning to financial influencers, commonly known as “finfluencers,” urging them to ensure that the products they promote comply with legal standards…

Israel has escalated its military actions against Hezbollah, launching a series of airstrikes across Lebanon on October 20. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that the strikes aimed at branches…

As governments and foundations grapple with a staggering $42 billion aid gap, innovative funding models are emerging as potential solutions to global humanitarian crises. The recent report, Humanitarian Impact Finance:…

Starwood European Real Estate Finance (SWEF) has announced a 50% impairment on its “office portfolio, Ireland” loan, equivalent to €12.9 million. This decision follows operational updates from the sponsor of…

The Annual Conference of Financial Street Forum 2024, held in Beijing from October 18 to 20, brought together officials, business leaders, and experts from around the world to discuss crucial…