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1st Quarter 2024 Economic And Market Outlook: Potential Increased Volatility, Threats To Economic Growth, And Equity Markets

Nerd's Eye View

Yet, by taking a measured look at factors driving economic activity and influencing behavior, advisors can help clients face risks they can't control and (hopefully) position themselves to take advantage of opportunities as they develop. Meanwhile, a smorgasbord of potential risks threatens economic growth's "soft landing" narrative.

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World’s Best SME Banks 2025: Regional Winners

Global Finance

million in pretax profits in 2023, and a presence in 20 markets on the continent and four global centers—empowering SMEs means fueling Africa’s economic development. Before the pandemic, DBS had relentlessly leveraged emerging technologies to help SMEs, especially micro and small enterprises, streamline services and manage credit risk.

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Reframing financial uncertainty with data and AI

Future CFO

You need constant monitoring of your economic outlook because then you can adjust your risk management strategy that will help you mitigate third-party risks." Moody’s, he noted, is well known for its counterparty credit risk analysis. Finally, we are facing issues post-COVID-19," said Yang.

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Payment behaviours likely to deteriorate in 2023 

Future CFO

Indeed, in a context of slowing economic activity, oversupply in manufacturing sectors and tightening financial conditions, inventories are likely to decrease while payment delays should increase as in previous economic downturns. Liquidity matters.

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Navigating IFRS, Key Updates and Changes

CFO Talks

This is particularly important for sectors like banking, where managing credit risk is a key focus. Under IFRS 9, the bank must estimate and recognise potential losses as soon as the loan is made, considering various economic factors. Practical Example: Imagine a bank that issues loans to customers.

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The Coming Millennial FinTech Crisis

PYMNTS

But it’s the recently published groundbreaking research by Raj Chetty, professor of economics at Stanford, and several other of his academic colleagues that finally put a pin in the fact that the generation that every brand is desperately trying to woo is, by and large, broke and is unlikely to ever attain the earnings potential of their parents.

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Transcript: Melissa Smith, co-Head of Commercial Banking at JPMorgan

Barry Ritholtz

And in my summer in between I worked for Mayor Daley in Chicago on economic development issues. Is there something very different about the credit risk associated with those industries that, that that banker expertise helps and that we need sort of dedicated credit teams, again, with the, with the focus on those specific industries.

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