CNBC’s top 200 global fintech companies: The complete list
From China’s Ant Group to Sweden’s Klarna, here is the complete list of the world’s top 200 fintech companies.
From banking giants to lending up-and-comers — here are the world’s top 200 fintech companies
From across the globe, spanning a diverse range of applications in finance — these are the world’s top fintech companies.
Saudi Arabia and Turkey are emerging as the new peace brokers of the Russia-Ukraine war
Turkey and Saudi Arabia are well-positioned as brokers, given their positive relationships with Russia while at the same time being longtime allies of the West.
This tech fund manager has outperformed for 10 years using a unique ‘value opportunity’ strategy
Columbia Global Technology Growth Fund constructs its portfolio to allow the capture of both value and growth upsides.
Ditch the pursuit of work-life balance, says this senior finance executive
There is societal pressure to achieve a work-life balance, but the pursuit can be draining, says Jackie Bowie, a managing partner at financial risk management firm Chatham Financial.
India’s rice export ban to hurt millions globally. These countries will be the worst hit
India’s rice export ban is expected to hit millions, with Asian and African consumers set to bear the biggest brunt.
China turns to rural tourism and smart appliances to boost consumption
Instead of handing out cash, China is trying to make sure consumers and businesses spend where authorities want it to matter economically.
CNBC Daily Open: Market bears refuse to concede
Despite the S&P 500’s five-month rally, some market bears refuse to concede. And numbers yesterday might back them up.
Want to play the EV boom? Citi names 4 battery stocks — including one it says has nearly 40% upside
The world is in the early stages of a long process of electrification, and the competitive landscape will favor battery makers, according to Citi.
Here’s where to invest $100,000 right now, according to the pros
If you had $100,000 to invest, where should you put it? CNBC Pro speaks to investment managers and wealth advisors to find out.
