Editorial analysis, market briefings, and regulatory commentary from our research desk — drawn from 812 archive pieces covering international finance, cross-border structuring, and the institutions that move them.
Our lead analyst unpacks a quarter that redrew the contours of cross-border capital — and the three regulatory shifts every treasury desk should be tracking by Friday.
After eighteen months of consultation, the practical effects of the global minimum tax are surfacing in transfer-pricing audits, treasury policies, and intra-group financing decisions. We map the early patterns across the UAE, Singapore, and Ireland — and identify the structural choices that are quietly being unwound.
Market briefings, structural analysis, and regulatory reads — published by analysts embedded in the jurisdictions and asset classes we cover.
Three emerging-market sovereigns returned to the long end this month. We dissect the concession structure, the demand profile, and the secondary reaction in CDS.
With rate paths diverging across the Atlantic and the Gulf, the case for redundant holdcos is being quietly rebuilt. We compare three architectures and their after-tax cost of capital.
Beyond the press release, the operative changes for custody, broker-dealer activity, and stablecoin issuance sit in the annexes. A line-by-line read of the operative clauses.
Implied vols sit at five-year lows, but cross-currency basis tells a different story. A practitioner's note on hedging cost, tenor, and the limits of forward points.
Of the 612 SPACs that went public in the 2020–22 window, 70% have either liquidated or announced a PIPE-led restructure. A taxonomy of the survivors.
From the EU's AMLA operational start to the UK's new overseas-entity rules, the compliance load on cross-border groups is consolidating — and the advisory market has not caught up.
Every article in our 812-piece library is filed under one of four desks — each with its own editorial cadence and contributing analysts.
A curated read of the week: the regulatory filing that matters, the structural shift in the data, and the one chart our analysts are still arguing about. Read by 14,200 treasury, legal, and investment professionals across 71 jurisdictions.
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