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Three ways banks, fintechs and FIs can harness AI for success
Making high-quality data a priority, focusing on client experience, and having a clear roadmap will help banks and other financial institutions make the best use of AI
Chris Truce 22 Jul 2019

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Citi names ECM head for Australia and New Zealand
Citi has appointed managing director Rob Jahrling as sole head of equity capital markets (ECM) for Australia and New Zealand. Jahrling has been co-head of ECM since 2021.
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Credit risks rise despite shorter payment delays
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G7 endorses climate financing strategy
Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7), who met in Elmau, Germany, on June 26-28, endorsed the Emerging Market Climate Action (EMCA) strategy as an example of a concrete innovative and market-led approach to mobilize private investments for climate-relevant infrastructure and to enhance multilateral finance and collaboration. Germany pledged to increase its investment in the vehicle.

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