From followers to customers: a banking master class
Antonio Gaioso Henriques explains how Activo Bank has harnessed social media
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Portugal’s second wind after recession meltdown
Antonio Gaioso Henriques explains how Portugal has bounced back from the 2008 crisis
Maybank Ageas CEO: Etiqa well positioned in ASEAN insurance industry
Kamaludin Ahmad on the challenges of cross-border insurance in the ASEAN region
Financial inclusion and CSR are central to Sharia – Jordan Islamic Bank
HE Mr Musa Shihadeh explains how his bank is furthering the World Economic Forum’s mission to create inclusive growth
Zurich Turkey launches first retail cyber protection insurance product
CEO Yılmaz Yıldız explains the big cyber vulnerabilities for Turkish consumers and businesses
Turkey’s insurance industry has $150bn potential – Zurich Turkey CEO
Currently valued at $30bn, the sector would quintuple in size if it reached EU average penetration
Yılmaz Yıldız: What Trump’s wall means for emerging economies
The CEO of Zurich Turkey looks at the global economic effects of the US President’s infrastructure ambitions
Kuwait International Bank remains “dedicated to serving the greater good”
Head of Corporate Communications Nawaf Najia discusses KIB’s corporate social responsibility programme
Investing in home-grown talent is crucial for Islamic finance in GCC – KIB
Kuwait International Bank’s Nawaf Najia outlines the bank’s aggressive strategy in the hyper-competitive GCC
From 65th to 4th: how Access Bank climbed the ranks of Nigeria’s banks
Founder and CEO Herbert Wigwe plots the path to becoming the world’s most respected African bank
BIDV Securities: Reform still needed in Vietnam’s state-owned enterprises
CEO Đỗ Huy Hoài explains the path forward for Vietnamese industry
Adrienne Penta: Wealth managers must listen first to serve women better
The head of Brown Brothers Harriman’s Centre for Women and Wealth explains how her team is working to ensure all their clients feel included and well served
Insurance liberalisation must strike delicate balance in Myanmar
Regulator must open the market enough to welcome foreign capital and expertise without threatening domestic operators, says IKBZ’s Nyo Myint
