This year, the biggest headaches for corporate issuers in Europe, the Middle East and Africa will be geopolitical risks, fears over deflation and weaker growth prospects, says the latest report from Fitch Ratings.
The UK and the US may be famous for over-inflated CEO pay packages, but now it seems that the pay of top-level German managers is outflanking the Brits.
Anti-EU and anti-immigrant rhetoric will hurt Britain, concludes a new report commissioned by Mayor of London, Boris Johnson.
The role of the treasurer is changing faster than ever before – and the technology that they use will have to keep up. Here are our three major predictions for treasury technology in 2015.
Audit, risk management and compliance professionals face an uphill battle when it comes to getting their bosses to see the value of their work.
The credit ratings agency Fitch has predicted that the greatest threats to corporations in the EMEA region are ongoing geopolitical tensions, especially in the Ukraine, and the risk of deflation.
The largest financial institution in the US has filed a flurry of payment technology patents that hint at how the banking and finance sectors are likely to change in the coming years.
Banks no longer hold the monopoly on funding. The alternative finance industry has more than doubled year on year since 2012, making it easier for people to fund their business or charitable ventures. This guide from Invapay sees the alternative finance market reaching £4.4 billion in 2015.
India might be lagging behind China, Russia, Brazil and many mature markets when it comes to cashless payments, but a surge in enthusiasm means that this is set to change.
Nominated for two awards at this week's Great British Entrepreneur Awards, Michael Kent is a FinTech powerhouse, with two highly successful companies to his name. Here, he gives his top ten tips for aspiring entrepreneurs.
