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Nellie Liang, the U.S. Treasury Department's undersecretary for domestic finance, says that the need for a digital dollar doesn't currently exist and that the U.S. might adopt a CBDC several years from now, if a lot of other countries do so first.

After a decade of struggling to keep up with Wall Street, European banks are enjoying a rare period of outperformance, buttressed by four large interest rate increases in the span of just half a year.

Soft skills are becoming increasingly important in treasury leaders, as the treasurer role becomes a stepping stone to the job of CFO.

Debt investors losing millions on the move to SOFR are starting to fight back, requiring credit spread adjustments to make up the difference between the benchmarks.

France has accused Washington of pursuing a "Chinese-style" industrial policy that discriminates against non-U.S. companies and has said it may take the U.S. to the WTO over its new law.

A wave of fund redemptions by retail investors has fueled China's biggest credit selloff since 2015.

Our final Alexander Hamilton Award of 2022—the Gold Award in Risk Management—goes to: Bristol Myers Squibb. Congratulations!

Chair Powell says today's expected half-point interest rate increase is not close to the end of the road in the continuing battle against inflation.