US Treasury secretary Scott Bessent accused the IMF and World Bank of “mission creep” on Wednesday, saying they need to refocus on reducing poverty and strengthening economies, instead of climate ...

The invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 started to change things. Now, Europe is scrambling to turn its long-stated aim of “strategic autonomy” into a reality, and a growing number of venture capital ...

Santander is seeking regulatory approval to restructure its UK operations by splitting off its consumer finance division, ...

Across 38 loans made between March 2020 and March 2025, totalling approximately $2bn, none of the financed projects appeared ...

Another important application of GenAI in cyber offence is having it write code that exploits known vulnerabilities in the ...

If the US scaled back support, MDBs’ prized AAA-credit rating could be in jeopardy, Fitch Ratings warned in a February ...

Now, the brutal shift in transatlantic relations unfolding under the new US administration headed by President Donald Trump, ...

Bank of America and Citigroup reported better than expected Q1 results on Tuesday, with earnings and revenue lifted by strong ...

It is not only the large US banks that are increasing their private credit firepower. Lenders in Europe are active as well.

The Banker is helping its subscribers to better understand the shifting world of banking regulation with the release of a new prototype service. The Banker Regulation Tracker is a database of ...

Moving fast on the use of data and artificial intelligence does not mean relaxing controls, but reducing friction, says BNY’s ...

Were there to be a severe global supply shock that drove higher inflation and interest rates, or a severe demand shock ...