Following months of speculation and mounting concerns, Urjit Patel has been named as the new Governor of the RBI

The Bank of England has cut interest rates in a bid to boost growth following June’s Brexit vote

Italian, German and Irish banks are among those deemed least prepared for a crisis scenario, according to the EBA’s latest stress test

Facilitating global trade involves following internationalising clients wherever their businesses take them. Commerzbank believes these clients are best supported by targeted expertise and close relationships

The IMF’s annual report has announced that Italy may not fully recover from the financial crisis until 2020, suggesting it could undergo a two decade-long recession

With €360bn-worth of non-performing loans to contend with, Italy’s banks face a looming crisis

The Italian financial industry comes together to prop up weak banks and boost confidence through a multi-billion euro rescue fund

New minutes from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting show that the condition of the global economy remains a key concern for the Fed

A fall in inflation has prompted the Reserve Bank of India to cut its key interest rate for the first time since September

For more than 30 years, Hong Kong’s currency has been pegged to the US dollar, but with the Fed raising rates and China’s economic slowdown, it could be the end of the LERS

March 15/16 will hold a meeting of the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warns of the financial instability facing Britain if it leaves the EU

Argentina may soon be able to return to capital markets, following a favourable court ruling with regards to its long dispute with holdout creditors

Italy has reached a deal with the European Commission to help sell its portfolio of non-performing loans, but analysts fear that the deal may have arrived too late

The Bank of Japan implements negative interest rates in its first benchmark move in over five years