Anna Sergi, a leading authority on the Italian mafia, discusses how the Calabrian ‘ndrangheta became one of the world’s wealthiest criminal organisations by exploiting loopholes in the financial system

Celebrating the winners of the Investment Management Awards 2023

The winners of the World Finance Digital Banking Awards 2023

The winners of the World Finance Insurance Awards 2023

The World Finance banking awards recognise those who are best placed to set an example and lead the way through this uncertain macroeconomic period.

World Finance spoke with a former Bank of England adviser about rising inflation, the looming demographic crisis, climate change and the increasingly challenging role of central banks

Sri Lanka offers a sobering lesson on the perils of sovereign debt and the political bacteria that thrive in a power vacuum

Please see below the full list of the Global Insurance Awards 2022, as awarded by World Finance magazine

ICS Financial Systems came through the pandemic and supply chain crisis not just in rude health but with reinvigorated energy and ideas

The pandemic served to push many bank customers towards digital channels and while many were well-prepared for this, others were left scrambling to modernise their offerings. In this new post pandemic environment, fintechs continue to attract huge investment allowing them to compete with traditional banks. This has led to big changes in the industry.

After overrunning the country in August following a 20-year absence from power, can the Taliban achieve an economically durable relationship with the rest of the world?

Please see below the full list of the Global Insurance Awards 2021, as awarded by World Finance magazine

The Islamic finance sector was able to build back better following the global financial crisis 14 years ago and this has put it in a good position as the world emerges from the ravages of the pandemic

After a year like no other, banking is accelerating its evolution to meet new and heightened expectations. It is without doubt that a recovery in the market to pre-pandemic levels will take time, but some banks are in a better position than others to meet the challenges ahead

Pakistan’s very first commercial bank is helping grow the country’s financial inclusion rate from just 21 percent