Financial reforms News

Senegal Faces Growing Financial Crisis as Debt Levels Skyrocket Beyond Projections.

Argentina Faces Financial Strain as Household Loan Defaults Hit 15-Year Peak.

Understanding the Mechanisms of Parliamentary Control Over Public Finances.

An exploration of how parliamentary systems maintain oversight of national finances, detailing the legislative processes involved in budgetary approval and fiscal accountability.

Modern Financial Markets Exhibit Higher Discipline Compared to the 1990s Era.

PIMCO's Lotfi Karoui argues that today's financial markets are significantly more disciplined and resilient than they were during the 1990s, offering a comparative perspective on current cross-asset credit dynamics.

Cabinet Moves to Amend Finance Business Act and Consumer Protection Laws.

Tracing the Financial Web: The International Connections Behind Reform UK.

An analysis of Reform UK's funding structure reveals a heavy reliance on a few ultra-wealthy donors, including significant contributions from overseas, raising questions about political influence and the transparency of British electoral financing.

Trump Administration Finalizes Major Overhaul of Federal Student Loan Policies.

The U.S. Department of Education has unveiled its final rules for a sweeping student loan overhaul, introducing borrowing caps, ending the Grad PLUS program, and replacing existing income-driven plans with a new Repayment Assistance Plan starting July 1.

Janashakthi Finance Introduces 'Shakthi' to Advance Financial Inclusion for Women.

Janashakthi Finance has launched 'Shakthi', a specialized fixed deposit and financial support scheme tailored to empower women in career growth, entrepreneurship, and long-term wealth creation.

Sri Lankan Savers Face Financial Squeeze Amid Declining Interest Rates.

As Sri Lanka's lending rates decline due to improved banking liquidity, fixed-income earners and retirees face reduced interest income, creating a widening economic divide.

Russian Central Bank Navigates Economic Headwinds with Continued Rate Cuts.

The Bank of Russia is expected to reduce its key interest rate to 14.5% as economic contraction and industrial stagnation persist. While officials aim to stimulate growth, geopolitical tensions and budgetary uncertainties remain major obstacles.

Sri Lanka’s New Fiscal Landscape: A Transformation in Public Financial Management.

Bangladesh Banking Crisis: DCCI Highlights Paradox of Excess Liquidity and Credit Drought.

The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) has warned that despite banks holding record excess liquidity, the private sector, particularly SMEs, is struggling to access credit. Experts call for urgent structural reforms and improved data accuracy to resolve this economic bottleneck.