As Europe grapples with an unprecedented humanitarian crisis, Elizabeth Matsangou argues that extending a hand of asylum is not just morally correct, but economically beneficial

Erdogan’s call for snap elections works as the AKP wins majority rule

The crisis in American college costs needs a solution, but Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio’s Student Investment Plan isn’t it

The Lebanese banking sector, amid a backdrop of economic uncertainty and regional crises, is still performing strongly, so much so that Societe Generale de Banque au Liban is looking to expand its reach

In the hyper-competitive field of treasury management, Martin Bellin, CEO and Founder of BELLIN, along with his team, has achieved a long list of firsts, and overcome an array of corporate obstacles

India hosts the biggest Africa summit to date in a bid to boost trade and challenge China

Real estate provides a safe haven to risk-averse investors, but its sustainability is never completely certain. Here, World Finance celebrates those players succeeding in tricky market conditions

The price pressures of this past year have done much to inspire a series of milestone transformations in the oil and gas sector, but only the finest companies have made the World Finance 2015 Oil and Gas Awards

As the year comes to an end and businesses come and go, entrepreneurial spirit is pivotal. Here, we look at some of the individuals that are driving business in the World Finance Entrepreneur of the Year Awards

The BVI is reshaping itself as a one-stop shop for offshore financial services, beyond its original incorporations focus

Eurobond cash will fund big capacity increases in the Ivory Coast energy sector, says minister Nialé Kaba

On the eve of a meeting of the G20, Raghuram Rajan calls for new safety fund to deal with increasingly troubled emerging markets as well as reforms to IMF and World Bank practices

Poor industrial figures and low confidence of large businesses in Japan suggest the East Asian economy may see another recession

With the world still anticipating a tightening of monetary policy in advanced economies, the IMF warns of the impact this will have on market liquidity and emerging market corporate debt

Deutsche Bank has recently faced the wrath of re-fanged post-crash regulators. With a long and rocky history, its new chief executive has the task of restoring confidence in the German financial institution