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FinTech's DEI Discussions – Powered by Harrington StarrWomen Should be at the Forefront of Financial Discussions | Laurie McAughtry, Head of Capital Markets at EuromoneyIn the latest episode of FinTech's DEI Discussions, recorded at the FIX EMEA Trading Conference in London, Nadia sits down with Laurie McAughtry, Head of Capital Markets at Euromoney, to explore her fascinating career journey in financial services. From overcoming challenges to leading in capital markets, Laurie shares her valuable insights on independence, career progression, and the importance of skills transfer across industries. Tune in to hear how Laurie’s unique path has shaped her leadership and how women can break through in financial services by focusing on their expertise, not just...2025-03-2014 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 10: Euromoney at COP28Euromoney’s Marianne Gros in conversation with industry experts at the 28th UN Climate Conference in Dubai, where delegates argue over what makes a credible transition pathway and whether climate finance will ever reach the assets that need it the most. 2023-12-1244 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 9: Markus Müller – COP28 and the great decouplingEuromoney sits down with Deutsche Bank Private Bank’s global head of the chief investment office ahead of COP28 to discuss some of the key themes on the agenda, from the loss and damage fund to development finance reform.2023-11-1325 min
Euromoney PodcastsThe Benchmark – Episode 4: The MessageThe editorial team look at bank messaging in the latest episode of Euromoney’s podcast The Benchmark. How do firms effectively get their story across to the various constituencies that they need to – be it employees, investors, customers and the broader public? Recent messaging from Citi and Societe Generale provides food for thought. Messaging around sustainable financing is another challenge, as banks navigate the ESG-backlash and growing questions over the structure and metrics of some of these deals. And in Asia, we discuss the opportunity for banks as supply chains evolve and diversify across the region and beyond.2023-10-1227 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 8: Ed Dixon – Decarbonizing the built environmentEuromoney met with Aviva Investors’ head of responsible investments for real assets to discuss how the asset manager is tackling the carbon emissions linked to its real estate, infra and private debt exposure. 2023-10-0237 min
Taking StockTaking Stock Episode 8 - What is a Share? With jackofspades123 Pt1This week on Taking Stock, we dove into the economic and voting rights which an investor is granted after purchase, and what assumptions investors make about those rights. jackofspades123 joined us for this deep dive, and we had a great conversation! Jack prepared some slides and sources - these slideshows are linked in the show notes.
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Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 7: Andy Garraway – Corporate disclosure and climate riskEuromoney speaks to climate tech company Risilience about quantifying transition and physical risk exposure, and how the latest updates on international sustainability disclosure standards have been received by the corporate sector.2023-09-0527 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 6: Vilas Kuchinad – flying green: financing the SAF supply chainBank of America’s head of innovation within the Global Sustainable Finance Group sits down with Euromoney to discuss clean fuel production, feedstock concerns and capital incentives to decarbonize the aviation sector.2023-07-2627 min
Euromoney PodcastsThe Benchmark – Episode 3: The AftermathIn this episode we look back on Euromoney’s annual Awards for Excellence dinner, held in July in London and where Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing was named Banker of the Year and BNP Paribas as Bank of the Year. We reflect on Sewing’s defence of the vital need for strong European banks and capital markets and we reflect on what that might mean for consolidation and banking union. We also discuss possible regulatory responses in the US to the turmoil in March – and chat to Vilas Kuchinad, head of innovation in Bank of America’s global sustainable finance...2023-07-2431 min
Jet Setter Show143: Global Property Guide - A Look At Real Estate Income Property Investments Around The World In 60 MinutesWelcome to the Jet Setter Show! Today Jason welcomes Matthew Montagu-Pollock, the founder of Global Property Guide. Matthew has an MA from Oxford University in Politics Philosophy and Economics (PPE), and an MA from the University of Lancaster, and studied for an M.Phil at the London School of Economics, while teaching economics in London at Kilburn Polytechnic. Matthew worked for 18 years as a journalist, before setting up the Global Property Guide. He cut his teeth on the popular What Investment magazine and wrote a popular financial guide How to Make Money on the Stock Exchange. He the...2023-07-2247 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 5: Erika Irish Brown – driving D&I through dataCiti’s chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer speaks to Euromoney on her role in spearheading a DEI strategy from the top.2023-07-0518 min
The GlobalCapital Podcast(Another) big moment for FIG, hybrid market's mall call, the future of the ESMSend us a text◆ A dicey moment for bank bonds ◆ Unibail shops for hybrid solution ◆ Vibes from this year's 'Euromoney' ◆ The ESM's new MD speaks to GlobalCapitalThe covered bond market had a wobble this week. It was the last thing bank bond issuers needed just as the wreckage of Credit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank disappeared from the rear view mirror. But it could be the first sign of further volatility in FIG bonds with the market set to face an imminent, severe structural readjustment.Commercial property firms are a class...2023-06-2351 min
Euromoney PodcastsThe Benchmark – Episode 2: The MergerIn the second episode of The Benchmark, we discuss the shock merger of UBS and Credit Suisse: how might the deal work, and what are the implications for investment banking and wealth management? We also explore the wider banking crisis and what it means for bank capital and liquidity regulation. Fredrik Creutz, co-founder of fintech NowCM, joins us to discuss what recent events might mean for greater innovation in the market. The editorial team has also been evaluating what is going on in commercial real estate and whether this really is the next shoe to drop.2023-04-1930 min
Euromoney PodcastsFinancing Latin America – Nearshoring comes to MexicoJorge Arce, HSBC Mexico’s CEO, talks to Rob Dwyer, Euromoney’s Latin America editor, about how nearshoring could drive economic growth in Mexico in the coming years – and how he’s planning to use this tailwind to grow HSBC’s Mexican bank.2023-04-1708 min
Euromoney PodcastsRobert Pickering on Cazenove and his book ‘Blue Blood’The former CEO of Cazenove talks about his new book, the business of investment banking, London’s place in the world and the history of a small firm with big clients.2023-02-2743 min
Euromoney PodcastsThe Benchmark – Episode 1: The PivotThe Benchmark is a new podcast from the editorial team at Euromoney. In this episode we discuss the pivot trade, busy capital markets, China and NPLs in Asia. We also go behind the scenes on research for our recent feature on DeFi and FTX and speak to Agnes Gourc, head of sustainable capital markets at BNP Paribas, about the outlook for green bonds in 2023. 2023-02-0333 min
Euromoney PodcastsWilson on Wealth – Soumya Rajan of Waterfield Advisors: Democratizing wealth management in IndiaSoumya Rajan, founder and CEO of Waterfield Advisors, tells Euromoney why she created her own boutique private wealth firm in Mumbai a decade ago, what makes India such a tough market to crack, why listening to the client is key and how Waterfield is using technology to cut costs – a perennial challenge in private banking. 2023-01-2356 min
Innovating Leadership: Co-Creating Our FutureS8-Ep4: Building Communities within Your BusinessGuest: Alice Yoo LeClair
Contrary to old-school management beliefs, having a work-best-friend boosts productivity. Having an entire work community? That boosts a lot of people’s productivity, morale, even longevity with the organization. Best of all, the communities you foster at work don’t need to be work-related to have these effects: gamers, Trekkies, and football fanatics in your workplace all benefit.
So how does an HR leader drive community building within their organization? Does remote work make it more difficult? How does it fit with the CHRO’s other responsibilities? And how do you focus on thi...2023-01-1755 min
Euromoney PodcastsAsia Voices – Episode 3: Koba Gvenetadze, National Bank of Georgia: Thriving at a time of warKoba Gvenetadze, governor of the National Bank of Georgia, tells Euromoney how one of the world's best-performing economies is dealing with the challenges – and opportunities – presented by Russia's war in Ukraine.2022-11-2917 min
Euromoney PodcastsCOP27: The fund backing Egypt’s green hydrogen projectThe Sovereign Fund of Egypt was launched in 2018 to drive foreign and domestic capital into Egypt's private sector. Chief executive Ayman Soliman and chief investment officer Abdalla ElEbiary talk to Euromoney about their plans for green hydrogen expansion.2022-11-1425 min
Euromoney PodcastsCOP27: The year for biodiversityMarkus Müller, ESG chief investment officer and global head of the chief investment office for Deutsche Bank’s private bank, discusses COP27’s nature-focused agenda, carbon credits and educating bankers on the real value of ecosystems.2022-11-1019 min
Euromoney PodcastsCOP27: From Hydrogen to Article 6, what's in store for banks at COP 27?Abyd Karmali, managing director for ESG at Bank of America, talks to Euromoney about the bank's investment priorities in energy, closing the funding gap and how Article 6.4 can streamline investments in the VCM.2022-11-0823 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 9: Gregory Dimitriadis, GrowthfundGrowthfund was formed six years ago as a steward for Greek state-owned enterprises in the hope of improving and extracting value from them. As chief executive Gregory Dimitriadis explains, its ambitions now include investment, emission reduction and enabling the flow of capital from the Middle East.2022-10-2424 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney on China: (Not) The end of the Belt and RoadChina's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) turns 10 years old next year. Beijing's grand plan to redraw the global infrastructure map in its own image has been a wild ride: some genuine highs but plenty of lows. Euromoney talks to four experts to ask if the BRI is dead, dying or simply being recalibrated post-Covid by Beijing. And why Western leaders, having bashed the project for years, are suddenly so keen to emulate it.2022-10-1034 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 8, Part 1: Jo Taylor, Ontario Teachers' Pension PlanWe speak with Jo Taylor, president and chief executive of Ontario Teachers’, about one of the world’s most innovative and groundbreaking pension plans.2022-07-2925 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 8, Part 2: Jo Taylor, Ontario Teachers' Pension PlanWe speak with Jo Taylor, president and chief executive of Ontario Teachers’, about one of the world’s most innovative and groundbreaking pension plans.2022-07-2923 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 7: Emmanuel Jaclot, CDPQEuromoney’s Chris Wright speaks to Emmanuel Jaclot, executive vice-president and head of infrastructure at Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), the Montreal-based pension fund known worldwide as a leading innovator in illiquid asset classes.2022-07-1927 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 6: Ramy Rayes, British Columbia Investment Management CorporationChris Wright speaks to Ramy Rayes, executive vice-president for investment strategy and risk at British Columbia Investment Management Corporation – one of Canada’s key sovereign wealth funds – about the fund’s strategic overhaul and its pioneering role in alternative assets.2022-06-1626 min
Euromoney PodcastsBanking on Fintech – Episode 2, Part 2: Can big banks innovate?A two-part Euromoney podcast looks beyond the clichés and asks if big banks can really innovate. Speaking to some of the top names in the field, Euromoney finds out how some banks are leveraging technology and their existing assets not just to improve efficiency but also to create new business models.2022-05-0516 min
Euromoney Podcasts: Treasury and TurbulenceThe risk and reward of dabbling in crypto S4 Ep3Given the attractive returns offered by cryptocurrency investments, corporate treasurers are paying increasing attention to the emerging asset-class. But the stakes are high. Crypto is volatile, accounting for it isn’t easy and using it in the real world remains elusive. In this final episode, we explore if there is a way for treasurers to benefit from crypto and the underlying technology - without being completely exposed to the risks attached to it.2022-05-0329 min
Euromoney PodcastsBanking on Fintech – Episode 2, Part 1: Can big banks innovate?A two-part Euromoney podcast looks beyond the clichés and asks if big banks can really innovate. Speaking to some of the top names in the field, Euromoney finds out how some banks are leveraging technology and their existing assets not just to improve efficiency but also to create new business models.2022-04-2718 minEuromoney Podcasts: Treasury and TurbulenceDLT and decentralized finance – a workable solution? S4 Ep2Distributed ledger or blockchain technology and decentralized finance demonstrate a new way for information and assets to be exchanged instantly at a very low cost. So, can treasurers leverage this technology in their day-to-day - to share information between businesses, settle invoices, access supply chain finance or even improve their working capital?2022-04-1925 minEuromoney Podcasts: Treasury and TurbulenceTreasury’s tech transformation S4 Ep1Cloud technology, blockchain, 5G, robotic process automation and virtual reality are upending antiquated ways of working for corporate treasurers. As such, today’s treasurer is just as likely to be an expert coder or gifted engineer as they are an accountant or financial expert. But how does this new “breed” of corporate treasurer use new technology to best serve the companies they work for?2022-03-3125 min
Euromoney PodcastsECR: Ukraine crisis impact on Eastern EuropeIn this latest podcast from Euromoney Country Risk, economist and editor Jeremy Weltman discusses the Russian invasion of Ukraine and what it means for other countries in Eastern Europe with Constantin Gurdgiev, associate professor of finance at Monfort College of Business in the US, and Panayotis Gavras, head of policy and strategy at the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank* in Greece. Both guests are providing their views in a personal capacity.Constantin Gurdgiev and Panayotis Gavras discuss the refugee crisis, the economic effects in terms of economic growth, the supplies of Russian and Ukrainian goods, and...2022-03-2940 min
Euromoney Podcasts: Treasury and TurbulenceNext Generation Treasury - Trailer S4Anticipating the next evolution in corporate treasuryThe ever-evolving social, economic, environmental and technology landscape is forcing treasury to adapt at lightning speed. It is no stretch to say that the role of the treasurer – and the technology and regulation that underpins it – is transforming into something altogether new. In this next series, we explore what that might look like, why, and how corporate treasurers can get there.2022-03-1501 min
Euromoney PodcastsECR: The main risks facing Europe in 2022In this latest podcast from Euromoney Country Risk, economist and editor Jeremy Weltman discusses European risks in 2022 with Nicolas Firzli, director of the G20 Pensions Forum and advisory board member of the World Bank Global Infrastructure Facility, and Nick Sherry, the former pensions minister of Australia and co-founder of the EU Asean Centre at the Singapore Economic Forum.The two guests discuss the pandemic and the social instability arising from Covid regulations, the inflation problem, fiscal imbalances, geopolitical themes – which include the issues surrounding China and Russia – the immigration crisis and prospective elections. The discussion rounds out with...2021-12-0743 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 5: Sue Brake, chief investment officer at Australia’s Future FundEuromoney’s Asia editor Chris Wright speaks to Sue Brake, chief investment officer at Australia’s Future Fund, about the need to be flexible, taking a total portfolio approach and the importance of illiquid and private markets.2021-11-3030 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 4: Papa Demba Diallo, Fonsis, SenegalInside one of Africa’s most sophisticated new sovereign wealth funds.2021-11-1722 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 – Episode 10: Life after GlasgowIn the final episode in this series, Marjella Lecourt-Alma, of ESG risk management specialist Datamaran, explains why she gave COP26 a miss, what she expects to be the main drivers of climate action next year and why the quest for perfect data is a distraction from the transition challenges ahead.2021-11-1215 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 – Episode 9: The final countdownJames Close, head of climate change at NatWest, looks at how the endgame might play out in Glasgow, what promises of a net-zero finance centre in London will mean in practice and the opportunities from creating credible carbon markets.2021-11-1114 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 – Episode 8: Shifting the fog around climate reportingRichard Mattison, formerly CEO of environmental data pioneer Trucost and now head of S&P Global’s Sustainable1 division, talks new climate accounting standards, the need for scrutiny of net-zero commitments and what it will take for Glasgow to count as a successful COP.2021-11-1011 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 – Episode 7: The investor perspectiveSpeaking from the World Climate Summit in Glasgow, Chris Iggo of Axa Investment Managers calls for more collaboration between governments, sectors and regulators, and warns of the dangers of self-congratulation among climate leaders.2021-11-0910 min
Euromoney PodcastsAsia Voices – Episode 2: AIIB – a multilateral with its own mindUnder its ambitious president, the five-year-old Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has developed into an outfit with its own distinct personality and ambitions. Jin Liqun sits down with Euromoney to discuss climate financing, private-sector capital and why a post-Covid ‘normal’ is least two years away.2021-11-0826 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 4: Marisa Drew – sustainability and sticky capitalMarisa Drew, Credit Suisse's chief sustainability officer, had a busy week ahead at the UN Climate Change conference in Glasgow. But she found time to tell Euromoney about her hopes for COP26, how banks and corporates can change, and the benefits of sticky capital.2021-11-0826 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 – Episode 6: Fifteen minutes with Bill WintersStandard Chartered’s CEO discusses COP26, climate finance in emerging markets, the need for consistent ESG data, and the challenges of creating high-integrity carbon markets .2021-11-0815 min
Euromoney PodcastsAsia Voices – Episode 1: Nazir Razak: what’s in a name?Nazir Razak built CIMB from a modest merchant bank to one of the few truly regional Asian banks. But Nazir – son of the country’s second prime minister, brother of the fifth – took an early stand against 1MDB that would place him at odds with his family. 2021-11-0847 minThe GlobalCapital PodcastCOP 26 — a GC Podcast specialSend us a textIt’s half time in Glasgow at the COP 26 conference where the world has gathered to thrash out the next steps in the fight against climate change. GlobalCapital, which has been reporting from the front lines of ESG finance since the concept’s inception, has boots on the ground at the event (and not on the other side of Scotland, like CNN) while we have also been involved in a special collaborative project with our sister publications in the Euromoney Institutional Investor stable to bring you — completely free — the most important news, analysis and opin...2021-11-0531 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 – Episode 5: Transition and the developing worldHarry Boyd-Carpenter, head of the EBRD's green economy and climate action team, discusses the latest developments at COP26, how they will affect emerging markets, and what multilateral banks can do to bridge the climate gap.2021-11-0511 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 – Episode 4: Finance Day specialVal Smith, Citi's chief sustainability officer, and Constance Chalchat of BNP Paribas share their thoughts on the latest announcements from Glasgow and the implications for the banking sector.2021-11-0419 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 - Episode 3: Making the case for ESG ratingsHenry Fernandez, chief executive of MSCI, talks greenwashing, what to expect from Finance Day, and why ESG ratings should never be regulated.2021-11-0323 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 3: James Gifford – from nowhere to net zeroJames Gifford, Credit Suisse's head of sustainable & impact advisory and thought leadership, and one of the team who created the UN's Principles for Responsible Investment in 2006, discusses sticky capital, industries of the future and his 'light-bulb moment' on ESG. 2021-11-0235 min
Euromoney PodcastsECR outlook shows that risks for global EMs are shiftingIn the first of a new podcast series, economist and contributor Jeremy Weltman discusses the results of Euromoney’s latest quarterly country risk survey with Euromoney editor Louise Bowman2021-11-0220 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney @COP26 - Episode 2: Covid, net zero consensus and policy banksKate Levick of environmental policy think tank E3G looks ahead to Finance Day and reflects on what the climate conference will mean for the private sector.2021-11-0212 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney@COP26 - Episode 1: Will this be a COP to remember?COP veteran and climate finance expert Abyd Karmali of Bank of America shares insights on what to watch for in the next two weeks and how Glasgow might stack up against previous climate conferences.2021-10-2914 min
Euromoney PodcastsThe Road to COP26 - Episode 4: The big bank net zero challengeMost of the world’s biggest banks have pledged to reach net zero by 2050 – but are they ready for the tough decisions required to get there? Daniel Klier, former head of global sustainable finance at HSBC and now CEO of Arabesque S-Ray, discusses the challenges facing the sector, the drive for consensus and the importance of data.2021-10-2624 min
Euromoney PodcastsThe Road to COP26 – Episode 3: Bridging the gap between finance and climate scienceMike Meredith, head of the Polar Oceans division at the British Antarctic Survey, discusses what the financial sector can learn from scientists, how soon flats in Brighton will be underwater – and, of course, Boaty McBoatface.2021-10-1920 min
Euromoney PodcastsThe Road to COP26 – Episode 2: Biodiversity – nurturing nature financeAs the UN biodiversity conference gets under way in Kunming, Fabian Huwyler of Posaidon Capital talks about nature finance’s potential for alpha generation, why banks still aren’t doing enough in the sector, the rise of transformative technology – and why COPs are like Valentine’s Day.2021-10-1122 min
Euromoney PodcastsThe Road to COP26 – Episode 1: Campfires and carbon marketsCarbon market veteran Anna Lehmann discusses the development of a complex sector, what to expect from the climate conference and why she is walking to Glasgow.2021-10-0619 min
Euromoney PodcastsBanking on Fintech – Episode 1: Brett King, founder and executive chairman of MovenEuromoney’s EMEA editor Dominic O’Neill speaks to Brett King, founder and executive chairman at technology provider Moven about his experience at the firm and the political environment for neobanks in the US.2021-09-1731 min
Spill The InkThe thorough process of ranking law firms with Michael Rafalowich of Euromoney Institutional InvestorMichael Rafalowich is the Litigation Managing Editor at Euromoney Institutional Investor. He has been with the company for more than 12 years, entering as a writer and editor before starting his current position in 2013. Euromoney is among Europe’s greatest financial institutions and a leader in business publishing with Benchmark Litigation. Michael is known as a proficient writer and researcher, with his main expertise in legal and financial industries. His diverse career has spanned from freelance work to credit consultation to working as a criminal courts researcher. He applies that same research mentality to bolster the Benchmark Litigation br...2021-08-0951 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 3: Uche Orji, CEO of Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority, and Victoria Barbary, IFSWFUche Orji is approaching 10 years as head of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority, a sophisticated institution segregated into three very different funds. Covid spurred a year of outstanding market returns, but as he explains, his focus is on domestic infrastructure before he steps down next year.2021-06-2529 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations – Episode 2: Nature finance - bridging the gapCan banks and conservationists work together to protect biodiversity? Three guests with extensive experience of both sides of the divide – Andrew Mitchell (Global Canopy), Elree Winnett Seelig (Citi) and Alex Rhodes (Mishcon Purpose) – discuss the challenges of bringing together two very different sectors.2021-06-0249 min
Euromoney PodcastsEuromoney on China: The Greater Bay AreaEuromoney’s Greater China editor Elliot Wilson discusses the most important developments in this vast market with key practitioners and regional experts2021-05-1325 min
Euromoney PodcastsBob Diamond on SPACs, fintech and market opportunitiesThe former Barclays CEO on why Special Purpose Acquisition Companies sync with Atlas Merchant Capital’s financials-focused private equity and distressed credit arms, and how tech-focused specialists can win as big banks restructure2021-04-1640 min
Euromoney PodcastsChris Flowers, CEO of JC Flowers, on investing in banksLegendary financials investor J Christopher Flowers talks to Euromoney about his approach to investing in a banking sector facing an existential crisis, and what new risks and opportunities loom after Covid-19.2021-04-0830 min
Euromoney PodcastsWealth of Nations – Episode 2: Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Indonesian minister of finance and Radhi Wirakusumah, chief executive of the Indonesia Investment AuthorityEuromoney speaks to Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Indonesian minister of finance, and Radhi Wirakusumah, chief executive of the Indonesia Investment Authority, about the world’s newest sovereign wealth fund.2021-03-2921 min
Euromoney Podcasts: Treasury and TurbulenceSanctions: the makers and the breakers - Episode 3The moment a US regulator knocks at the door might not be the worst experience a firm will have if it breaks an economic sanction. Every member of staff, especially those at the top, face an uphill battle for that company’s survival: becoming unbanked, reforming the culture within and salvaging a damaged reputation. How can companies recover?2021-03-2523 min
Euromoney PodcastsESG Conversations - Episode 1: The future of ESG ratingsCan ESG ratings remain relevant in an impact-focused world? Does the lack of correlation between providers matter? Would regulation bring order out of chaos or stifle innovation? In the first of our new ESG Conversations series, Euromoney’s Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker discusses the evolution of a controversial industry with experts from S&P Global, DWS and BNP Paribas. 2021-03-1653 min
Euromoney Podcasts: Treasury and TurbulenceSanctions: the makers and the breakers - Episode 2What it is it like to work at OFAC? What do sanctions enforcers think about the companies who break their regulations? And how will sanctions work in the UK now that it is no longer in Europe?The regulators and enforcers of economic sanctions lift the curtain on their work life. 2021-03-1223 min