Tag: commerzbank

Ahead of the global conference, Commerzbank's global head of product management trade, shared his views on Middle East tensions, digitalisation and South Korea's Green New Deal.

Michael Kay has been named as the new regional head of Commerzbank’s Syndicated Finance function.

Commerzbank appoints Jack Jiang to lead the Asian capital markets and advisory business, as he continues to manage the global emerging markets FX and rates division.

It’s said that a problem shared is a problem solved, but in the case of the mooted tie-up between the German mega-banks could they simply be piling on the pain?

The bank payment obligation (BPO) is often seen as an earlier effort to digitise trade finance, but it may still have a role to play even as blockchain trade platforms mushroom every month

Taiwan’s financial regulator has put on hold consideration of a proposal to empower banks to check borrowers’ derivatives transaction histories before offering credit.

With a referendum being held on June 23, a British exit from the European Union is now a distinct possibility. CT asks what the financial impact could be.

China has placed a five-day timeframe restriction on companies purchasing FX for their imports in a bid to curb outflows.

The BOJ has cut key interest rates below zero to reinvigorate Japan’s economy where most options have been exhausted. CT answers key questions about the policy.

The lifting of Iran’s sanctions presents new opportunities for banks. Some are interested in going in Iran and some are not. CT investigates who is in and out.

Usage of BPOs is picking up, but a lack of formal accounting and capital standards is leading to problematic accounting guesswork.

UniCredit and Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi have completed the world's first bank payment obligation between Japan and Germany. Once the obligation was triggered, the seller in the transaction sold its receivables to UniCredit in order to reduce its days sales outstanding.