China has cut both its key lending rate and the reserve requirement ratio in a bid to restore balance to the market

More than 20,000 micro-business owners have graduated from Banco Occidental de Descuento’s entrepreneurship schools this year, says bank president Victor Vargas

The IMF maintains that recent challenges in China are a natural part of the country’s transition to safe and sustainable growth

The People’s Bank of China has devalued the RMB for a third day in a row to reflect changes in how the currency’s value is calculated

Study argues that the post-crash regulatory framework is causing a liquidity shortage in markets and should be reviewed

Following a challenging year for the bank, HSBC could be on the verge of moving its headquarters from London

While US jobs figures for July were below expectation, employment growth should be sufficient for anticipated September interest rate rise

The Greek stock market finally reopens and the result is as bad as can be expected with banks plunging by the maximum daily limit

A stronger focus on diversification may be one positive effect in Brunei of low oil and gas prices, says Baiduri Bank’s Pierre Imhof

US financial authorities have ordered Citibank to remunerate credit card users it has been found to have deceived

New rules approved by the Federal Reserve will require the country’s eight largest banks to increase capital holdings

Ghana’s future looks bright, says Daniel Asiedu, but financial institutions must visibly support the government to stay on a growth path

The number of people across the globe with access to banking is increasing, but there is still much to be done

Jim Yong Kim is set to touch down in the People’s Republic on July 15 with the intention of increasing cooperation in development financing and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

After a disappointing few years, data for the first half of 2015 suggests Indian private equity is on the up