In its current form, Trump’s tax overhaul would constitute an ‘illegal export subsidy’ and unfairly benefit the US, according to the finance ministers of the five largest European economies
Mário Centeno, who has fought against austerity as Portuguese Finance Minister, will become the next President of the Eurogroup
Bitcoin is facing competition from younger, faster, funnier and more creative rivals. But, Kim Darrah asks, where is it all leading us?
Almost 40 years ago, China took a drastic step to tackle overpopulation. Now, plunging fertility and slowing birth rates are threatening the very foundations of its economy
Limited supply and speculative buying will likely prevent bitcoin reaching the masses. However, the blockchain technology behind it looks set to upend the world of finance
With less than 200 days until the deadline to comply with GDPR, Brickendon takes a look at how the legislation will affect the financial services industry
Increasingly, start-ups issue their own digital currencies through ICOs. Critics fear another digital bubble is forming, whereas tech enthusiasts predict a financial revolution
With pressure to reskill the US workforce mounting, measures must be taken to counteract the problems incurred by the growing skills gap
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has revealed new plans to strengthen its status as one of the principal financial hubs in Asia
Economies of scale have come to define the modern business landscape. With progress in technology, start-ups are only going to become more ambitious
Measuring progress in women’s economic status by income alone underestimates the extent of the financial disparities that remain between the sexes
Millennials are going freelance in their droves. Companies will have to transform beyond recognition to lure modern workers away from the freedom of being their own boss
The foreign exchange industry has found itself under the microscope, with Mark Johnson becoming the first banker to be convicted on charges related to currency rigging
With the new MiFID II legislation set to disrupt the financial sector and force businesses to unbundle their services, a lot can be learnt from low-cost airlines
Saudi Arabia’s central bank has joined the Islamic financial regulator AAOIFI in a move that could increase cross-border financial trading in the region