The Analysis Contents
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The Analysis Editor’s Letter
News & Opinions A sharp edge
Looking forward
Preventing fraud: a cat-and-mouse game Owners of listed firms Unique global insight
‘Open Banking is improving competition’ Cash-woe capitals
Looking to the financial future Time to reinvent dealer finance
Remaining agile Looking forward
Round-table debate: collections technology Navigating the waves
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Forums International: everyone knows someone 13 In Focus
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Women shunning weddings for home ownership 22 Mental health at work
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Money-laudering directive responsibilities Sleep-walking into a global debt crisis
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Risk, data, and fraud prevention Taking control The Wright way
Listening to the millennials In Reference
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Appointments & Updates The Last Word
Fraudsters are getting smarter: are you?
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