Financial institutions in Singapore will soon be required to give up information on US citizens to the tax authorities, as yet another deal to crack down on tax evasion has been made

World Finance talks to James Barty, Strategy Director of the British Bankers’ Association, about whether British banks can survive another financial crisis

Recent results suggest that Japan is winning the war against inflation, with consumer inflation having again risen for its tenth consecutive month

World Finance interviews Ahmad Meshari, Acting CEO of Qatar First Bank, about the nation’s thriving economy

As the banking industry rebuilds itself and looks to move forward, women are finding increasingly that more doors are open to them now than there were previously

As Islamic banking assets near $2trn, we take look at some of the most impressive market opportunities moving forwards

Central bank transparency has increased these past two decades since the former MI6 agent Richard Tomlinson made public the consequences of secretive monetary policy

Agency announces deficit expected to drop to lowest since 2007, before rising again from 2016

With public attitudes towards bankers at an all-time low, the financial services industry has reason to be concerned about reputation management

World Finance interviews Thomas Maier and Matthew Jordan-Tank from EBRD about non-conventional PPPs

The Washington-based development bank has trimmed its economic outlook for the East Asia and Pacific region

A rebasing calculation conducted by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics has leapfrogged the nation above South Africa in terms of GDP

World Finance interviews Dr George Cooper, fund manager and author of new book ‘Money, Blood and Revolution’, about how to fix the broken science of economics

The European Central Bank has opted to maintain its record low interest rates, despite months of low inflation for the eurozone

The State Council has revealed measures to boost infrastructure and support growth, amid fears of faltering economy