Tom Golding discusses the latest complexities that compliance officers are wrestling with – and causing banks to pull away from countries where they’re most needed

From humble origins in the 1990s, Nastrac has grown into a global consultancy firm. CEO Nina Alag Suri explains how she built the company from the ground up

Interim managers have the intuition and strategy to help businesses realise their goals even in times of economic conservatism

The Defence Acquisition University is an example of how professional coaching schemes can work alongside training and development programmes to produce impressive results

Businesses and individuals can enhance their performance through coaching services, and finding the right coach can improve efficiency and profit

The rules that affect financial management are evolving and maturing, providing a substantial amount of work for financial consultancy practices, writes Jordan Bintcliffe

Ortec Finance specialises in financial advice and technology for improving investors’ decision making and decision monitoring, with a specialisation in pensions and wealth management

The new Basel III liquidity requirements have been criticised in some quarters. Understanding them, and the framework that has been put in place to ensure stability, requires a little new understanding

World Finance interviews Danijela Stojadinovic, Managing Director of GOWI on their software solutions that provide a competitive edge

A CEO’s guide to building competitive advantage through enterprise risk management, by Robert Wyle, Senior Director, Moody’s Analytics, Enterprise Risk Solutions

US consultancy firm to carry out operations of World Cup campaign in Qatar

World Finance interviews Vijay Sambamurthi, Founding Partner at Lexygen, on Indianising global objectives for M&A

The private equity picture becomes clearer. Selwyn Parker speaks to Kirk Radke

Mexican insolvency law isn’t for the faint-hearted. There is still inadequate bankruptcy protection, and mutual harmonisation is still some way off; despite efforts to improve investor protection. Darío Oscós is your guide to Mexico’s insolvency maze

Indian firms such as Tata and Mafoi expand into global markets with the helping hand of technology