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    Getting Personal in Wealth Management - Report

    This paper examines key steps wealth firms can take to re-evaluate their strategy and personalise the client experience

    The Real Risks: Hidden threats within third-party relationships

    Uncovering the hidden threats to global supply chains as criminals look to exploit the COVID-19 pandemic to defraud companies and government agencies.

    Potholes on The Road to Sustainable Infrastructure

    This report highlights the major trends driving the current sustainable infrastructure investment marketplace, and the challenges looming for investors and government sponsors.

    The Sustainable Infrastructure Investment Report 2021

    Download our latest report to cash in on the sustainable infrastructure green rush and to access the data on major upcoming green infrastructure projects.

    Global Forex Trading Ecosystem

    Refinitiv FX ecosystem is a market leader in the institutional foreign exchange arena and discover end-to-end workflow solutions for FX traders.

    How to spot a cop-out at COP26

    What credible steps, consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C, could we see from the output of COP26?

    COP26: Tackling Climate Change By the Numbers

    A data-driven approach to COP26’s ambitious agenda will open insights into how major sectors like financial markets could contribute to reach net-zero target.

    Sukuk Perceptions and Forecast Study 2021: Thriving Amidst Uncertainty

    Learn more about Refinitiv’s 2021 Sukuk survey on market perceptions of future growth , trends and continuing challenges facing both sukuk investors & issuers.

    The Sustainable Infrastructure Investment Report

    Download this report to understand the trends driving the current sustainable infrastructure investment marketplace, and the challenges looming for investors and government sponsors.

    The Real Risks: Hidden threats within third-party relationships

    Uncovering the hidden threats to global supply chains as criminals look to exploit the COVID-19 pandemic to defraud companies and government agencies.