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The bank of the future will need to think about people in a completely different way, writes former Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins....
Strong oil supply growth from non-OPEC countries puts a lot of pressure on OPEC and its Russia-led partners to act, according to IEA chief Fatih Birol...
LONDON/BEIRUT, Nov 26 (Reuters) - As Lebanon's crisis-hit bonds flash warnings of a sovereign debt distress ahead, any potential restructuring is likely complicated by the absence of widely-used legal clauses barring bondholders from holding up the negotiations in the courts. Lebanon is one of the few countries - alongside the Bahamas, Azerbaijan, Macedonia and Poland - to not include so-called enhanced collective action clauses, or CACs, in the legal framework governing its recent bond sales. The crisis-hit Mediterranean state has issued around $15 billion of international bonds since October 2014 without those clauses - more than any other country, according to an International Monetary Fund report from March....
There are now more than 80 million Millennials, born between 1982 and 2000 and ranging in age from their early 20s to their late-30s. This generation is the largest in history – bigger than even the Baby Boomers. According to our research, Millennials currently account for 24% of total U.S income – some $2.9 trillion in direct annual purchasing power, mostly representing older Millennials established in their work and families. The intersection of several trends – sustainability, healthier living, and an entrepreneurial spirit – has resulted in the emergence and growth of numerous companies well-suited to the millennial generation. The Argus Millennial Generation portfolio consists of 30 stocks that fit many of these themes....
GrowGeneration Corp. (OTC: GRWG ) announced Monday it has obtained approval to be listed on the Nasdaq Capital Market, where its common shares will start trading under the ticker symbol "GRWG." ......
Brazilian investment firm XP Inc is preparing to launch private equity funds, as the company seeks to offer a broader investment portfolio to its clients, two sources with knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday. Former Actis partner Chu Kong has joined XP as a partner to lead the firm's private equity strategy, the sources added. When at Actis, Kong was responsible for buying a stake in XP in 2010, which it completely divested in 2016....
