The Channelisation Problem: Is Europe Regulating Online Gambling Too Hard?
Europe’s online gambling sector is no longer defined only by growth, digitisation and brand competition. It is increasingly defined by a more difficult policy...
Digital Euro and Reshaping of Europe’s Payments Landscape
The European Central Bank’s digital euro project is increasingly emerging as more than a digital currency initiative. It is becoming a cornerstone of Europe’s...
Oxford AI Spinout Recognised at FT PWM Awards 2026
A OXvalue.AI, a spinout from the University of Oxford focused on AI-driven valuation and alternative investment intelligence, has been “Highly Commended” at the Financial...
The Long-Lasting Consequence of the War in the Middle East
By Professor Brunello Rosa
Nobody knows what will happen at the end of the current Iran– US ceasefire. But some global consequences of the conflict...
The Nomad Economy is Real, and Most People are Reading the Map Wrong
By Anatoliy Letaev
A $400,000 tax surprise in the United States sent one entrepreneur on a decade-long search for the right country to run...
How Finland Became a Testbed for Instant Online Payment Models
In recent years, Finland has emerged as one of the most advanced digital economies in Europe, particularly in the area of online payments. While...
Dmytro Rukin: How Fintech Companies Enter the LATAM Market and Stay There
Dmytro Rukin, founder and CEO of LaFinteca, has spent years helping global businesses expand into the Brazilian, Mexican, and Chilean markets. As an expert...
Can Intellectual Property Outperform Gold or Land?
By Ramona Livera, Kyveli Antoniou and Anastasios Kostekoglou
This article explores how intellectual property (IP) can outperform traditional assets such as land or gold when strategically managed. It...
Licence ≠ Payment Continuity: The Operating Model CFOs Need for Regulated Growth in 2026
In regulated payments and e-money, licence strategy still matters. But in 2026, it is no longer enough.
A licence gives legal permission to perform specific...
How Development Finance Leadership Is Redefining Sustainable Capital and Impact
Interview with Diane Menville of International Fund for Agricultural Development
As development finance faces rising expectations around accountability, capital access, and measurable outcomes, leadership is...
E-Invoicing – For Regulatory Shift, Read Strategic Advantage
Interview with Adam Beldzik of Comarch
For many business organizations, dealing with changes in global compliance regs is about reaction. But what if it didn't...
Retail’s Surge Into Options and Futures: A Structural Shift in Market Participation
By Timur Tillyaev
It’s never been easier to become an investor. New, easy-to-use platforms are lowering the barriers to entry, enabling retail investors to engage...
Industrial Real Estate is a Must-Have in a Volatile Investment Landscape
By Timur Tillyaev
Today’s investment environment is defined by rapid change. Exciting tech developments and financial innovations are happening at a rate faster than ever...
Currency Volatility as a Strategic Variable: Why European Firms Must Rethink Exchange Rate Intelligence
In the post-pandemic macroeconomic order, exchange rate volatility has re-emerged not merely as a financial fluctuation, but as a structural determinant of competitiveness. For...
Six Tax-Efficient Strategies to Review this Year
By Gary Ashworth
Tax planning is an integral factor for entrepreneurs looking to build wealth. Here, Gary Ashworth, author of Double Up Money Mastery, outlines...
Why Access to Senior Financial Leadership Matters More Than Ever in 2026
In 2026, business leaders are navigating one of the most complex economic environments in recent history. Rising interest rates, tighter capital markets, evolving compliance...
USD/JPY: What Could Drive the Next Move
The USD/JPY continues to hover around its recent highs, with the yen facing strong downward pressure despite recent statements from Japanese authorities.
On January 23,...
Could Stablecoins Reshape the Digital Future of Central Banking?
By Dražen Kapusta and Terence Tse
Once seen as the immature younger sibling of Bitcoin, stablecoins are fast achieving de facto acceptance in a range...
Why Profitability Forecasting Needs Both Accounting and AI
By Oliver Binz
Recent research suggests that profitability forecasts often fail to outperform simple benchmarks. New evidence shows that this shortcoming stems not from accounting...
Empowering Gen Z Women to Build Financial Confidence with Simran Kaur
Gen Z in Business: Bold Stories from the Next Generation of Leaders is a new feature series spotlighting the ideas, ambition, and impact of...
Understanding and Influencing Today’s Financial Consumer: How AI Is Rewriting Insight, Visibility and Trust
By Hakan Yurdakal
Financial institutions face a fast-changing, emotionally complex consumer landscape. Hakan Yurdakal explains how AI transforms insight, visibility, and trust by uncovering behavioural...
What European Fintech Can Teach the Global Payments Industry About Speed
Across Europe, speed has become the defining metric of modern payments. What once felt like a premium feature is now an expectation baked into...
Why the U.S. Housing Market is Becoming a Priority for International Investors
By Donald Klip
Investing in U.S. real estate remains compelling for international buyers, even as information gaps persist across markets. This editorial examines why global...
How Fintechs Can Build a Strong B2C Foundation
By Eugenia Mykuliak
Before shifting from B2B to retail, fintechs must ask themselves the big question: are they truly ready? Retail markets have their advantages...
Beyond Bitcoin: How Stablecoins Are Solving Corporate Treasuries’ Biggest Pain Points
By Terence Tse and Dražen Kapusta
Are stablecoins the solution to companies' nervousness about adopting cryptocurrency into their everyday operations? As Terence Tse and Dražen...
How Denmark Built a $50 Billion Innovation Economy: 8 Lessons for Global Business Leaders
By Kateryna Doroshevska
Denmark's systematic approach to innovation has created one of Europe's most robust startup ecosystems. Here's what business leaders worldwide can learn from...
Stablecoins Gain Ground in Remote-Work Payouts
By Vitalii Mikhailov
Stablecoins are carving out a larger role in global payrolls, with fresh H1 2025 data showing corporate deposits rising nearly sevenfold year-on-year...
When the Lights Go Out: America’s Retreat from Global Humanitarian Aid
By Patrick Reichert and Vanina Farber
This piece explores the ripple effects of America’s retreat from humanitarian aid and what it means for fragile states,...
How UK SMEs Can Unlock £2.7 Billion in National Insurance Savings
By Cheryl Brennan
UK SMEs are missing out on £2.7 billion in potential National Insurance savings by overlooking salary exchange schemes, new Howden research reveals....
Why Investors and Traders Should Benefit from Crypto Market Momentum
By Marcelina Horrillo Husillos, Journalist and Correspondent at The European Business Review
Crypto is a highly volatile market. Significant price swings, which would be considered major...
Looking Towards 2026 – Where Do We Go from Here?
By Jerry Haar and Altuğ Ülkümen
The business environment in 2026 will be heavily impacted by economic fragility, geopolitical instability, and social volatility. Growing protectionism, elevated...
What Happens When Crypto Meets Poker: The New Era of Online Gaming in the...
Cryptocurrency is no longer a fringe asset class confined to speculative tech forums or niche trading communities. As of mid-2025, the global crypto market...
Dmytro Konoval Pushes Africa’s Economic Rise Through Fintech and Gold-Backed Industrial Innovation
In the midst of a rapidly evolving global economy, Dmytro Konoval is reshaping Africa’s role in the world through a bold fusion of fintech,...
Quantitative Finance Leaders to Share Insights from Dynamic Year and Explore Opportunities Shaping Industry’s...
Event will offer an unrivalled opportunity to unlock insight into drivers shaping today’s quant finance industry amid global trading boom
London, July 3, 2025 –...
Enhancing the Role of Strategic Sourcing for Supply Chains amid Tariffs Trade War
By Guilherme F. Frederico
The beginning of 2025 has brought uncertainty to global supply chains due to the new US administration’s tariffs on global trade....
When are Interest Rates Going to Come Down in the UK?
Interest rates in the UK are always a hot topic for homeowners, borrowers, and businesses. Higher interest rates mean bigger mortgage payments, costlier loans,...
Why Banks that Ignore Financial Inclusion are Losing Millions
By Alessandro Hatami
Banks that ignore financial inclusion miss more than a moral mission—they leave billions on the table. In this piece, Alessandro Hatami invites...
The Executive’s Guide to Retirement: Making Peace and Building Your Next Chapter
By Michael Watkins and Chris Donkin
Having led others for so long, executives close to retirement often struggle with the prospect of leaving and slowly...
Trump Tariffs and Their Impact on UK Mortgage Rates
US President Donald Trump has introduced a 10% blanket tariff on all US imports and a savage 145% tariff on Chinese goods, one of...
China Goes Big in 2025: Can a Fiscal Surge Spark a Global Ripple?
China's Finance Minister Lan Fo'an announced that a more proactive fiscal policy will be implemented in 2025, with "sustainable strength and efficiency." The main...
How to Quickly Spot Errors in Your Company’s Finances
No matter the size of your business, financial errors can cost you time, money, and credibility. From duplicate payments and missing invoices to data...
EU Needs Stronger Investment in Journalism and Fact-Checking to Counter Disinformation
Europe is grappling with an escalating disinformation crisis that threatens the very foundations of democracy. This issue has gained global attention, with leaders at...
Tariffs, Taxes, and Tensions: The Economic Challenges Facing Hong Kong
Over the past four years, Hong Kong has entered with a budget deficit exceeding US$20 billion. The city's finance chief, Paul Chan, attributed this...
Can Sovereign Wealth Funds be the Answer to US Economic Strength?
By Deanne Butchey and Jerry Haar
In February of this year, President Trump called for the creation of a national Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) with...
Analyzing the Impact of U.S. Tariffs on Inflation and Global Trade
In recent years, the United States has implemented various tariffs on imported goods, significantly impacting global trade and domestic inflation. These tariffs, imposed as...
The EU Must Look to Eastern Europe to Power Economic Growth
As the US raises tariffs to defend local industry and deregulate key sectors, and China beats predictions to meet its 5% growth target for...
TARIFFS GUERRILLA: An Attempt to Tackle US Inflation Amid Growing World Trade Tensions
By Marcelina Horrillo Husillos, Journalist and Correspondent at The European Business Review
US President Donald Trump has announced a 25% tariff on all steel and...
How to Secure Venture Capital Funding: A Step-by-Step Guide for Startups
By Kyrillos Akritidis
Venture capital (VC) funding is often the lifeline for startups seeking to grow rapidly and achieve their ambitious goals. However, with global...
Poster Child of Securities Fraud — The Sam Bankman-Fried Litigation and Its Aftermath Part...
By Rosario (Roy) Girasa and Emilio Collar, Jr.
The United States (US) federal indictment and subsequent trial and conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried will not be...
Inflation, Fed Policies, and Trump’s Economic Vision
As President Donald Trump begins his new term, it’s critical to evaluate the current state of the U.S. stock markets. Trump’s political agenda, outlined...
