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

As a result of a wider economic expansion and diversification strategy, Brunei’s banking sector is growing at a rapid rate and attracting a new wave of international players

New trends in KYC banking regulations have led to a number of challenges that institutions must now contend with

After coining the term in the early 2000s, Goldman Sachs has ditched their in-house BRICS investment fund

Despite economic challenges over the past decade, Portugal’s banking sector is looking stronger than it has for years

As Paraguay searches for long-term economic stability, the country must learn from events in Europe and the West to avoid falling into the same pitfalls