In response to the Basel 3 reforms, US banking regulators are proposing tougher capital requirements, aiming to enhance the banking system’s strength and resilience

The city with a wealth of billionaires is aiming to showcase investment opportunities and attract ultra-high-net-worth individuals and family offices, capitalising on its friendly tax regime and strategic enterprise initiatives

One of the world’s best-known bankers has become the longest-serving CEO on Wall Street. Known for his charismatic charm, ‘fortress balance sheet’ and driving a shift towards conscious capitalism, it’s little wonder that Jamie Dimon has become the posterboy for America’s banking industry

Runaway inflation has historically been tackled by upping interest rates, but it is not clear whether today’s economy will be able to withstand more tightening without breaking, writes XM

What began as a dream to wrestle control away from the state is becoming a model of adoption for the central banks that, once wary of digital currencies, are now learning to love them

The contentious issue of bonuses has been put on hold amid the COVID-19 pandemic. But, asks Alex Katsomitros, will these payouts return once the global economy has recovered?

With Turkey on track for its second financial crisis in just two years, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s repeated attempts to defy economic logic have put the nation in bad stead to weather the impact of the coronavirus

The global banking industry has been rocked by the coronavirus pandemic, but with a focus on maintaining strong customer relationships and offering vital new services, financial institutions can still hope to emerge unscathed

With Sovcombank expected to launch an IPO soon, the Russian lender has issued a new subordinated Tier 1 bond that is proving popular with investors

A series of failed IPOs has highlighted the risks of going public. Alex Katsomitros explores the pitfalls of taking a business to market

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced the company will launch a digital currency later this year, but already the plan is fraught with issues

Once the largest lender in the world by assets, Deutsche Bank’s reputation has been dented by allegations of money laundering, questions over its dealings with the US president and a series of profit warnings

The fragmented nature of Europe’s banking environment is preventing its institutions from competing at a global level. Much-needed consolidation may finally be coming to fruition

With JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s resignation looming, Marianne Lake, the recently appointed head of consumer lending, has emerged as a possible successor

Wells Fargo’s decision to only pursue external candidates for the chief executive position could be a shrewd way of tackling operational issues and bringing fresh ideas to the company