Why Nonprofits May Need to Think More Like Creators to Raise Money

Can fintech bridge Colombia’s financial gap? Recent policy shifts and new leadership suggest it can. This article appears in the July/August issue of Global Finance Magazine. After several years of subdued growth, weighed down by weak fixed investment, high borrowing costs, persistent productivity constraints, and a complex political environment, Colombia’s next growth story is taking…

Indian stock market is likely to remain cautious on Monday, October 12, 2026, despite a strong recovery in the previous session, as investors track global risks, crude oil prices, foreign institutional investor (FII) flows and the rupee’s movement. The benchmark indices staged a sharp rebound, supported by buying in IT stocks following Tata Consultancy Services’…

Key insight: Regions isn’t lending directly to data center developers, but its executives acknowledged the bigger risk lies with borrowers economically tied to the AI ecosystem. They said the Alabama-based bank is capping growth in its AI exposure until it has more data on how durable the boom will be. What’s at stake: According to…

Host Ryan Nauman welcomes Jay Hatfield of Infrastructure Capital Advisors to discuss how Federal Reserve policy, rising Treasury yields, oil prices, and tightening financial conditions are shaping markets. Hatfield argues the Fed is overly hawkish, criticizes inflation measurement (especially shelter and PCE), and says higher rates are driving a housing recession and tightening high-yield credit….

It’s a nightmare scenario for Saudi Arabia, and it has sent jitters through global markets. The Saudis’ most essential ally, the United States, has been unpredictableand sometimes unreliable. U.S. President Donald Trump seems reluctant to widen an already unpopular and stalemated Mideast war ahead of congressional elections. For Iran, the rebels’ advance and closure of the pipeline ramp up global economic…