Countries are being urged to accelerate decarbonisation plans in order to keep global climate goals on track. Iceland is doing just that, but what can other countries learn from this small island nation?

With current global debt levels sky high, the events which led to Iceland’s 2008 financial crisis could be repeated on a much larger scale, warns the former lead investigator for the country’s regulator

Iceland’s fixed-income market is facing challenges, with curbs on foreign fixed-income investments dampening demand. However, there are still opportunities to be had for innovative players

Economic instability has created challenges in Iceland’s asset management sector. Yet through innovation and insight, Stefnir has risen to the challenge

With a booming tourism industry, Iceland has announced an end to the capital controls imposed since the 2008 financial crisis

Iceland’s asset management and banking sector has been forced to concede a raft of reform measures to secure its longevity

In the event of economic crisis, a country’s banking system is saved at all costs. When Iceland made the decision to go against the grain and let its banks fail, no one could have predicted the relatively fast turnaround that the economy has since experienced