Wealthy investors exude positive outlook for 2020
67 percent of rich investors have an optimistic attitude towards their own economy while 60 percent are buoyant as far as the global economy is
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UK gives nod to restricted 5G presence of Huawei
The Chinese telecom giant would however, not be permitted to foray into highly secured places like military centres and nuclear installations.
Sunseap obtains S$50 million from Temasek, ABC World Asia for solar schemes
Credit Suisse Singapore and DBS Bank performed the role of financial advisers to Sunseap for this transaction.
European Union incurs loss of €170 billion a year due to tax evasion
Netherlands and Ireland are the biggest tax shelters in the EU, while the UK and Germany suffer the most due to tax avoidance and evasion.
In Indonesia, debit card spending may surpass credit card spend in 2019
Digital payments may leap from Rp639.9 trillion to Rp821.2 trillion between 2019 and 2023, with debit cards forming the bulk of transactions.
RBS head considering eliminating thousands of jobs at Natwest
The bank currently has 65,000 staff across the globe, out of which more than 33 percent are employed in the retail banking sector.
Islamic banking sector in Turkey set for quick expansion
Since 2014, the Turkey has established three new government-controlled Islamic banks that have widened financial access and increased competition.
IMF calls upon Kuwait to speed up reforms, levy taxes
Ever since crude prices plunged in mid-2014, Kuwait has been severely affected as the country relies hugely on oil for nearly 90 percent of its
Morgan Stanley introduces CashPlus account for its affluent clients
Possessing a CashPlus account at Morgan Stanley enables the clients to have a hassle-free banking experience that is crafted to cater exclusively to their requirements.
BIS says more central banks may seek to launch their own digital currencies
According to the BIS study, around 20 percent of the 66 central banks will probably launch their exclusive digital currencies in the next six years.