The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has triggered the biggest global financial crisis in over a decade. In the financial services world, it has caused regulatory deadlines to be pushed back, while the…
Read moreby David Bischof, Deputy Director, Finance for Development, International Chamber of Commerce
The ICC Trade Register shows that that trade finance products present banks with exceptionally low levels of credit risk
Two new reports reveal that UK companies have felt a stronger impact from COVID-19 than companies globally.
Deloitte's latest CFO Survey finds two-thirds expect capex to decrease in the next three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic or Brexit.
33% of the UK’s listed companies issued a profit warning in the first half of 2020, according to an EY report.
A Standard Chartered survey finds 70% of mid-size firms prioritise operations on the road to recovery.
The 2020 AFP Liquidity Survey finds financial professionals unsurprisingly prioritising safety as they brace for uncertain times ahead.
90% believe that disruption, as a result of COVID-19, poses a risk to ethical business conduct.
Through schemes such as CCFF and CBILS, lenders have pumped billions of pounds into UK businesses.
As work sites slowly start to reopen, a PwC survey finds CFOs optimistic they can keep customers and employees safe.
Real estate, hospitality and ICT are the sectors hardest hit by late payment in the UK.
Research from Ping An highlights the prolonged effect the COVID-19 pandemic is having on company finances.
The firm's Recovery Insights tools and research aims to provide data analysis to help companies and governments bounce back from COVID-19.
The pandemic has greatly amplified existing vulnerabilities of the financial sector, corporates and sovereigns.
The ratings agency believes the slump in global economic activity is close to reaching its trough.
Two new reports consider the effect that the pandemic is having on cash and payments behaviour.
Temporary concessions to digital trade instruments during the pandemic offer a tantalising glimpse at what could be.
Deutsche Bank research shows the European banking sector suffered mild revenue and cost losses, but loan loss provisions spiked.
Payment card rows continue; new technologies and processes are used to fight COVID-19
New data from FIS shows 45% of Americans have changed the way they interact with their banks since the coronavirus outbreak.
Two new research reports explore the impact the pandemic is having on efforts to tackle climate change.
COVID-19 is forcing finance departments to make some tough spending cuts, according to Gartner research.
Two sessions at the ACT’s virtual International Treasury Week showed that climate change is the no. 1 problem not the COVID-19 pandemic
AFP survey predicts the crisis lasting three quarters or more, Gartner data reveals lack of CFO planning for second wave of COVID-19.
Digital onboarding for Citi’s institutional clients expanded to 37 Countries in all regions and shows working remotely is no barrier
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