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Vietnam's New Bankruptcy Law Could Resurrect 'Zombie Companies
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Vietnam's New Bankruptcy Law Could Resurrect 'Zombie Companies

Vietnam amends bankruptcy law to offer restructuring options for distressed firms as part of its International Financial Center ambitions. What does this mean for foreign investors?

Euro vs Dollar: ECB's Bold Bid to Challenge Currency Supremacy
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Euro vs Dollar: ECB's Bold Bid to Challenge Currency Supremacy

European Central Bank unveils ambitious plan to boost euro's global role, potentially reshaping international finance and challenging dollar dominance in global payments.

A cracked bridge made of currency notes and steel beams
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The $500 Billion Reality Check: How China’s Overseas Lending Model Is Pivoting After Defaults

China's overseas lending model is shifting toward commercial realism following a wave of defaults in the Global South. Analyzing the Sri Lanka debt restructuring case.

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Europe's Two-Year Bet on Ukraine: Why a Loan, Not Seizure, is the Real Story
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Europe's Two-Year Bet on Ukraine: Why a Loan, Not Seizure, is the Real Story

The EU's new loan for Ukraine is more than aid; it's a strategic pivot on global finance, defense, and dependency on the US. Here's why it matters.

EU's €90bn Ukraine Gambit: Why a Loan, Not Seizure, Reveals a New World Order
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EU's €90bn Ukraine Gambit: Why a Loan, Not Seizure, Reveals a New World Order

EU's €90bn Ukraine loan, avoiding Russian asset seizure, signals a strategic pivot to protect financial stability and hedge against US political shifts.

Weaponizing Finance: The West's $300B Gamble on Russian Assets
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Weaponizing Finance: The West's $300B Gamble on Russian Assets

The EU and US debate seizing frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, a move that could fund the war but risks fracturing the global financial system. An analysis.

The EU's Financial Rubicon: Weaponizing Russian Assets Is A Bigger Gamble Than Brussels Admits
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The EU's Financial Rubicon: Weaponizing Russian Assets Is A Bigger Gamble Than Brussels Admits

EU leaders face a critical decision on using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine. Our analysis explores the geopolitical fallout and risks to the global financial system.

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