March 14, 2025

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Investment

Insurely launches Investment Data Access solution

By Gloria Methri Today Europe Financial Data Management Financial Planning Open finance provider Insurely has announced the launch of a new product, Investment Data Access. The solution enables banks and other financial institutions to access data on their customers’ investments in real-time. It covers various investment categories, such as stocks and mutual funds held in

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Finance

China-Russia financial cooperation raises red flag

Washington —  China and Russia agreed to expand their economic cooperation using a planned banking system, which analysts say is aimed at supporting their militaries and undermining U.S.-led global order. The two countries issued a joint communiqué agreeing “to strengthen and develop the payment and settlement infrastructure,” including “opening corresponding accounts and establishing branches and

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Investment

Investment fraud attempts spike 76% in first half of 2024

By Gloria Methri Today Bank Fraud Bank Of Ireland Cyber Scams Recent data from the Bank of Ireland reveal that the volume of investment fraud attempts surged by 76% in the first half of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. The majority of cases see fraudsters re-targeting victims through phone calls and messages,

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Finance

Why you should attend the Open Finance Show 2024

The inaugural Open Finance Show, which is co-located with Open Banking Expo UK and Europe 2024 on 15-16 October, will hear from speakers on digital identity, online gaming and data mobility, spanning geographies including Mexico and the Netherlands. Visitors to the Open Finance Show, which has launched in partnership with Salt Edge, can expect exclusive

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Investment

EU should limit curbs on outbound investment, semiconductor group says 

AMSTERDAM —  Semiconductor industry group SEMI Europe called on the European Union on Monday to place as few restrictions as possible on outbound investment in foreign computer chip technology by companies based in the bloc. Proposals to screen outbound investment — European capital being invested in foreign semiconductor, AI and biotechnology companies — are being

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Funds

Hedge funds pile into euro systematic gamma selling

Hedge funds pile into euro systematic gamma selling – Risk.net End of drawer navigation content Skip to main content Range-bound rates markets in Europe entice hedge funds to sell short-dated straddle positions As a degree of certainty starts to emerge regarding the path of interest rates in Europe, dealers say hedge funds are increasingly willing

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Investors

Nvidia to Face Its First AI Antitrust Charge, Says Report. Why Investors Should Relax.

Nvidia’s dominance in providing chips to power artificial-intelligence technology was bound to attract the notice of regulators. Now the company looks set to face the first antitrust challenge of its AI era but it should only be a small obstacle.  Nvidia is about to be charged by the French antitrust regulator for allegedly anticompetitive practices,

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Funds

Middle East investors back Southeast Asia-focused PE funds in diversification move

Middle Eastern institutional investors are keen to leverage the growing economies of Southeast Asia as they diversify their portfolios amid escalating tensions between China and the West, according to TVM Capital Healthcare, a Dubai and Singapore dual-headquartered private equity firm. “Middle Eastern family offices used to focus almost exclusively on the US and Europe. They

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Funds

Spanish startup gets funds to deploy commercial IoT constellation

TAMPA, Fla. — FOSSA, a Spanish operator of tiny picosatellites, has secured funds for around 20 slightly larger cubesats to start offering full commercial connectivity services for remote monitoring and tracking devices. The startup said June 19 it has fetched 6.3 million euros ($6.8 million) in a Series A funding round, which Portuguese early-stage investor Indico

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Loans

Italy PM Says EU States Won’t Be Directly Involved in G7 Ukraine Loan

BORGO EGNAZIA, Italy (Reuters) – European Union states won’t be directly involved for now in a $50 billion loan that Group of Seven nations plan to raise for Ukraine based on income from frozen Russian assets, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Saturday. The Group of Seven rich democracies agreed during their annual summit

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