Rohit Walia discusses the investment banking advisory firm’s recent transactions in the GCC, India, and regional emerging markets

Nigeria’s insurance industry is set for a drastic transformation when a collection of far-reaching reforms take hold

Offering Sharia-compliant products and services, participatory banking is reshaping Morocco’s financial landscape

The MiFID II directive could have a hugely positive impact across every facet of the banking sector by helping to foster greater trust in an industry still looking to repair its public image

Despite the destruction wrought on Italy’s financial services sector by the 2008 crisis, CheBanca!’s willingness to adapt allowed it to emerge stronger

Following the election of a new president in Colombia, investor trust has improved. Project finance, especially, is seeing a large uptick in activity, as social infrastructure spending increases

After a damaging recession in 2016, Nigeria’s investment banks have bounced back with renewed vigour, as new regulations and technology continue to create fresh opportunities

Bitcoin has surpassed the $15,000 milestone, growing by more than $1,000 per week throughout the tail end of 2017. In light of this phenomenon, Capital.com looks at four ways to invest in cryptocurrencies

A group comprising some of Wall Street’s biggest brokerages has come out against the impending introduction of bitcoin futures

China has opened its $9trn bond market to foreign investors, further liberalising its capital markets and reinforcing Hong Kong’s position as a global financial hub

Antitrust conditions set by the European Commission have cast doubt over the London Stock Exchange’s proposed merger with Deutsche Börse

Following a rare public division among the IMF’s board of directors, the possibility of the organisation’s participation in a new bailout for Greece remains uncertain

Gary Cohn joins the Trump administration as the president’s chief economic advisor, landing a payout of more than $100m from his former employer

Court rules in favour of Lehman Brothers International Europe creditors, saving them £1.2bn in tax

Western investors can now monitor where they can – and should – invest in China, says CEO José Maria Ricciardi