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06
Dec
2023
Japan’s transformation: A new dawn in the land of the rising sun?
After more than 30 years, Japan is once again forcing itself upon the attention of international investors.
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After more than 30 years, Japan is once again forcing itself upon the attention of international investors.
Japan’s transformation: A new dawn in the land of the rising sun?
27
Nov
2023
Innovation and partnerships to unlock sustainable investments in Africa
Matching Africa’s natural and human capital with financial capital is vital for its sustainable development. Societe...
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Matching Africa’s natural and human capital with financial capital is vital for its sustainable development. Societe Generale is deploying the know-how and experience of its teams to design innovative financings for the continent’s emerging entrepreneurs and impactful projects.
Innovation and partnerships to unlock sustainable investments in Africa
22
Nov
2023
ESG in the U.S.: The World is Watching
Two decades after ESG (environmental, social and governance) emerged out of a United Nations report (“Who Cares Wins”,...
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Two decades after ESG (environmental, social and governance) emerged out of a United Nations report (“Who Cares Wins”, 2004) and went mainstream, the concept is under attack as never before -- both as an investment philosophy and a business practice.
ESG in the U.S.: The World is Watching
13
Nov
2023
Calling for a revolution to resolve food's sustainability paradox
Article published by Environmental Finance on November 6, 2023. Innovation and investment are needed to deliver more...
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Article published by Environmental Finance on November 6, 2023. Innovation and investment are needed to deliver more food production yet cut the industry's greenhouse gas emissions, argue Vincent Nobilet and Frédéric Dubois
Calling for a revolution to resolve food's sustainability paradox
31
Oct
2023
How Instant Payment is Quietly Changing the Game for European Corporates
Having launched almost six years ago, the SEPA Instant Credit Transfer (SCT Inst) is starting to hit its stride with an...
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Having launched almost six years ago, the SEPA Instant Credit Transfer (SCT Inst) is starting to hit its stride with an increased transaction limit helping to encourage usage. For corporates operating in the SEPA zone, the scheme is not without flaws, but initiatives from regulators and banks point to a more functional and secure future.
How Instant Payment is Quietly Changing the Game for European Corporates
18
Oct
2023
How companies can assess artificial intelligence through an ESG lens
A tool to transform your business or a technology that threatens to disrupt it?
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A tool to transform your business or a technology that threatens to disrupt it?
How companies can assess artificial intelligence through an ESG lens
09
Oct
2023
In green-subsidy race, energy companies are beginning to respond
By Brendon Moran, Co-Head of UK Corporate Coverage & Senior Banker (Energy, Natural Resources & Utilities)
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By Brendon Moran, Co-Head of UK Corporate Coverage & Senior Banker (Energy, Natural Resources & Utilities)
In green-subsidy race, energy companies are beginning to respond
27
Sep
2023
Cross-border payments: the necessary management of banks' liquidity
Against a backdrop of positive interest rates and expectations for rapid and instantaneous payments, control of treasury...
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Against a backdrop of positive interest rates and expectations for rapid and instantaneous payments, control of treasury flows within banks has become a real additional challenge.
Cross-border payments: the necessary management of banks' liquidity
15
Sep
2023
Data and trade finance: the complex challenges of a reinvention
The submission to the French government on June, 29 2023 of the Paris Europlace report entitled “Accelerating the...
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The submission to the French government on June, 29 2023 of the Paris Europlace report entitled “Accelerating the digitisation of international trade finance” (1) shows, if proof were still needed, the extent to which the subject of data and trade finance is at once a problem, an ambition and a revolution.
Data and trade finance: the complex challenges of a reinvention