June 25, 2025

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Funds

Are funds’ corn views heading for the ultra-bearish year-ago levels?

NAPERVILLE, Illinois, June 23 (Reuters) – Like a broken record, speculators continued selling Chicago corn last week. Their bearish corn stance is now almost identical to their year-ago one, which preceded the all-time net short set in early July. There are some notable differences between the two years, however. Sign up here. The latest Commitments

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Banking

Open Banking Won’t Work Without Trust. Here’s How We Enable That.: By Mathieu Altwegg

Open banking isn’t just a regulatory shift – it’s a generational opportunity. For the UK, one of the most digitally connected economies in the world, it offers a pathway to make managing money simpler, smarter, and more rewarding. It holds the promise for consumers to move money instantly, access better financial tools, switch providers effortlessly,

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Banking

Banking on Trust: How Belize Balances Privacy and Compliance in the Global Financial System: By Luigi Wewege

In today’s financial world, trust is more than a virtue, it’s a currency. As global banking continues to evolve under the weight of new regulations, data transparency mandates, and geopolitical uncertainty, clients across the world are seeking something increasingly rare: institutions that can both protect their financial privacy and comply with international standards. Belize, quietly

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Banking

The Convergence of Fintech and Banking: The Gap Between UX and Functionality Is Closing: By Alex Kreger

In the past decade, the financial landscape witnessed a dramatic transformation driven by two distinct forces: fintech startups and traditional banks. Initially, fintechs emerged as UX-rich but often monofunctional challengers, while banks remained service-rich but struggled with digital customer experience. Today, however, these lines are blurring — fintechs are expanding into full-scale banks, and traditional

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Funds

Chinese investors pour record funds into Hong Kong stocks in first quarter

Southbound net inflows into Hong Kong stocks hit HK$435 billion in Q1 Tech giants lead the surge on AI optimism HK explores tweaking rules to further boost cross-border flows HONG KONG/SHANGHAI, March 28 (Reuters) – Mainland Chinese investors poured into Hong Kong’s stock market with a record buying spree in the first quarter, chasing an

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