Despite social unrest, capital-markets transactions in Turkey continue to attract attention – when they happen. Tim Burke reports.
Macroeconomic
While some parts of the Middle East are the grip of conflict and others are preparing for the possible fallout, Kuwait and its banks just keep ticking over. Rod James checks to see if all is as it seems.
As economic growth slows, South Africa’s bankers must demonstrate ambition and innovation. Tim Burke reports.
Turkey's first infrastructure bond; Russia's return to the eurobond market; and more.
Bonds from Mozambique and the IFC, as well as other news from across the continent.
Investors have tried and failed to second-guess when the tapering of quantitative easing will start. When it does, the impact on emerging markets will be profound. Rod James reports.
Our coverage of this year's winning banks from across the continent.
Hungary's bids the IMF farewell; Slovakia hits the Samurai bond market; and news from Russian banks and corporates.
After a decade of preparation, on July 1 Croatia officially joined the European Union. Rod James examines how this will affect its banks and whether joining can help to stimulate the country’s pedestrian economy.
Executives at some of the largest listed companies in EMEA share their strategies in our annual ranking of the region’s corporate elite.