Some organisations may be tempted to cut back on sustainability measures perceived to be costly and uncompetitive, but Nigeria’s Access Bank has found these programmes to be the key to ensuring its future

China’s GDP has grown steadily in the third quarter, putting the economy on track to meet the government’s full-year growth target

Court rules in favour of Lehman Brothers International Europe creditors, saving them £1.2bn in tax

London’s position as the financial centre of Europe is under threat. As other cities compete for the title, Mourad Mekhail explains how EU-Arab banking relations are a necessity

Following the release of its Fiscal Monitor report, the IMF has encouraged governments to combat global debt levels

China’s yuan has been officially added to the International Monetary Fund’s list of reserve currencies

After shares in the German bank plunge to 30-year lows, hedge funds are looking elsewhere to reduce their financial exposure

Speaking before the House Financial Services Committee, Yellen defended progress on regulation

Following months of speculation and mounting concerns, Urjit Patel has been named as the new Governor of the RBI

Leading retirement provider and Fortune 100 firm TIAA has committed to expanding its presence in banking with the acquisition of Florida-based EverBank

The Bank of England has cut interest rates in a bid to boost growth following June’s Brexit vote

Western investors can now monitor where they can – and should – invest in China, says CEO José Maria Ricciardi

Italian, German and Irish banks are among those deemed least prepared for a crisis scenario, according to the EBA’s latest stress test

As a result of a wider economic expansion and diversification strategy, Brunei’s banking sector is growing at a rapid rate and attracting a new wave of international players

The Cypriot economy suffered a major setback following the global financial crisis, but its banking sector is now growing stronger than ever before