Global Finance

Global Finance is a monthly financial magazine published in English. It was founded in 1987 by Joseph D. Giarraputo, who previously published Venture, a magazine aimed at entrepreneurs. He collaborated with Carl G. Burgen, Stephan Spahn, H. Allen Fernald, and Paolo Panerai to create a publication focused on financial globalization. The magazine primarily serves a readership of Chairmen, Presidents, CEOs, CFOs, Treasurers, and other financial professionals. It has a distribution network spanning 158 countries, boasting a total of 50,050 subscribers and recipients, all verified by BPA Worldwide.

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Absa Group: Digitally Enabled

2 days ago | gfmag.com | Andrea Murad

Michelle Knowles is managing executive for Trade and Working Capital (Pan Africa) at regional winner Absa Group. She discusses how innovation and technology is changing finance in Africa. Global Finance: How is innovation transforming banking in Africa? Michelle Knowles: Innovation in Africa has created a more inclusive and efficient financial ecosystem by driving economic growth and empowering emerging populations.
Banco Cuscatlan Driving Innovations In Latin America

2 days ago | gfmag.com | Andrea Murad

Global Finance spoke with Rafael Ernesto Barrientos Interiano, Director of Technology and Digital Transformation at Banco Cuscatlan, about innovations in banking in Latin America and how Banco Cuscatlan uses technology to create a better customer experience. Global Finance: How have technology and innovation transformed banking in Latin America?
Galaxy Digital: Tokenization Approaches The Mainstream

2 days ago | gfmag.com | Andrew Singer

Thomas Cowan, VP of tokenization at regional winner Galaxy Digital, explains why the digital asset company tokenized a 300-year-old Stradivarius violin. Global Finance:There’s a lot of talk lately about tokenizing physical assets like gold, real estate, and art. What are the advantages?
Paul Brody, EY: How Blockchain Is Transforming Global Commerce

3 days ago | gfmag.com | Andrew Singer

Paul Brody is global blockchain leader at professional services firm EY and co-author of a 2023 book, Ethereum for Business: A Plain-English Guide to the Use Cases that Generate Returns from Asset Management to Payments to Supply Chains. He speaks with Global Finance about blockchain technology’s impact on everything from routine payments to cross-border remittances to the future of banking and the CFO and treasurer roles.
Appeals Court Pauses Ruling That Blocked Trump’s Tariff Plan

1 week ago | gfmag.com | Anthony Noto

The US Court of Appeals temporarily lifted the US Court of International Trade's order that froze Trump’s ability to move forward with most of his tariffs. A federal appeals court on Thursday paused the US Court of International Trade’s (CIT) ruling that struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping use of emergency powers to impose tariffs on dozens of countries.
Lebanon On The Path To Reform

3 weeks ago | gfmag.com | Chloé Domat

Lebanon's Parliament last month partly lifted banking secrecy laws in a rare move to encourage transparency and revive the nation’s scattered economy. Since the 2019 financial collapse that brought the war-torn country to its knees, banking sector reform has been a prerequisite for obtaining help from multilateral lending institutions. The new law allows entities, including independent auditors, to directly access banking records from the past decade.
US-China Tariff Truce Triggers Transpacific Rush-But Uncertainty Lingers

3 weeks ago | gfmag.com | Anthony Noto

A brief easing of tariffs between the US and China has set off a burst of transpacific trade activity, but deeper tensions and long-term supply chain disruptions continue to cloud the outlook. A 90-day truce in the ongoing US-China trade war has sparked a rush to move goods across the Pacific, with businesses scrambling to take advantage of temporarily lowered tariffs.
Is Musk Done With DOGE? Tesla Investors Hope So

3 weeks ago | gfmag.com | Anthony Noto

Tesla just posted its worst quarterly results in years. Net income plunged 71% to $409 million in the first quarter. Automotive sales tumbled 20%, and global deliveries took a hit—falling 22% in China and a staggering 62% in Germany, two of Tesla’s largest markets. Even in California, the company’s original home base, EV market share dropped from 56% to 44%. For months, institutional investors have blamed Tesla’s troubles on CEO Elon Musk, who has been devoting much of his time to politics.
(Another) New Deal With The IMF

3 weeks ago | gfmag.com | Luca Ventura

Even before Argentina’s previous agreement with the International Monetary Fund expired in December, President Javier Milei began pursuing a new bailout package. Last month, Milei flew to Mar-a-Lago to meet Donald Trump, hoping the US president would help him secure fresh funds. A week later, the IMF’s executive board greenlit a loan of $20 billion.
For British Steel, Nationalization Looms - Again

3 weeks ago | gfmag.com | Justin Keay

UK citizens could be forgiven for thinking, in early April, that they had been transported back in time, amid suggestions British Steel should be nationalized—something that happened back in 1967. British Steel (subsequently privatized in 1988) was a much bigger entity than today’s— which was created in 2016 from assets acquired from Tata Steel and then bought by China’s Jingye Group in 2020.