Quantum computing promises much but is yet to deliver. If quantum computing is to be an effective Nostradamus to our economies, it must be able to factor in our predisposition for negligence

Starling Bank has enjoyed a meteoric rise since its start in 2014. Now, there are plans for the digital challenger bank to branch out into mortgages perhaps in anticipation of an IPO in the next year or two, as Ruth Kibble discovers

Romi Savova, founder and CEO of PensionBee, spoke to World Finance about demystifying retirement in a post-pandemic world.

Toronto is growing at its slowest rate in almost half a century, and yet house prices have increased by a third in the past year alone. The reason for this continual rise is a market-wide magic trick

Just as hurricane-prone destinations build defences against natural disasters, the global financial system must develop more resilient measures to guard against housing market crashes

As the US returns to growth following the disastrous house market crash last decade, new ideas are being sought to avoid a repeat at all costs

The financial crisis was the nail in the coffin of the 100 percent mortgage, so it’s surprising that 2016 has seen it return

As a result of ongoing deflation, Japan’s biggest banks have reduced their 10-year fixed mortgage rates to record lows

In what has become yet another record-breaking settlement, the Bank of America has agreed to pay $17bn after claims it was dealing in toxic assets. But, despite the hefty price tag, the bank is still facing criminal charges

The Mexican Government has announced plans to boost economic activity and infrastructure across the country. Infonavit plans to use its expertise to ensure that any investment is sustainable