August 15, 2025

finance

Finance

AI economics and the future of finance

IN the 1980s, when computerization swept into offices, its economics were straightforward. Organizations invested in expensive hardware and proprietary software, trained staff and then enjoyed huge gains in speed and accuracy. Payroll processing, which took days, could be done in hours. Spreadsheets replaced ledgers, databases did away with filing cabinets and the return on investment

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Banking

Quantum Banking: Why the Next Leap Is Closer Than You Think: By Nick Levy

For years, quantum computing has been the subject of conference panels, research papers and visionary talks. It has fascinated technologists and futurists alike, yet for many in financial services it still feels like tomorrow’s problem. That assumption is about to change. Quantum computing is moving at a pace that would surprise even its early champions.

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Banking

Plaid CEO Zach Perret on AI Fraud, FedNow, and How U.S. Banking Can Catch Global Peers

When Plaid launched in 2013, its aim was to better integrate banking with the internet. Now, a dozen years later, the fintech giant connects more than 10,000 U.S. banks and financial institutions to apps such as Venmo, SoFi, Crypto.com, Acorns, Robinhood, H&R Block and Citi. It’s fundamentally transformed the way Americans move, save and invest

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Investment

Keeping costs low can boost results in your stock, bond investments

How are tariffs and your 401(k) retirement savings intertwined? Experts say a rise in tariffs can lead to several factors that impact your retirement savings. A Morningstar study reveals that passively managed index funds generally outperform actively managed funds. Lower operating costs are a key factor in the superior performance of index funds. This trend

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Finance

Pegasus Appoints New EVP, Director of Marketing

Los Angeles-based Pegasus has announced the appointment of George Azzi as executive vice president, a key addition following his tenure as regional manager of Marcus & Millichap’s Los Angeles office, and the first in a trio of strategic new hires. Azzi brings two decades of commercial real estate experience in Los Angeles County, with a

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Banking

Best Fintech Innovations Transforming Small Business Banking: By Viacheslav Kostin

In the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship, managing finances efficiently can be the difference between thriving and merely surviving. Fintech solutions are revolutionising how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) handle their money, with features like seamless currency conversions, secure digital signing, and automated tax handling. These digital banking tools integrate advanced technology to simplify cash flow

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Finance

How AI is Redefining Financial Infrastructure: From Embedded Lending to Autonomous Finance: By Raktim Singh

🧭 Introduction: From Digital Efficiency to Intelligent Infrastructure We are entering the most transformative decade in financial services since the birth of digital banking. What began as a wave of mobile-first interfaces and API integrations is now evolving into something much deeper—AI-powered infrastructure that can learn, adapt, and reason. AI is no longer just a

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Crypto

The Next Phase of Institutional Crypto: Building Risk Frameworks

As capital floods into crypto, institutional standards around risk, regulation and custody are reshaping the market. Unsplash+ Institutional investors are entering the crypto space in force. According to a July 2025 report by CoinShares, year-to-date inflows into digital asset investment products reached an all-time high of $27 billion, pushing total assets under management to $220

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Finance

Asia’s Fintech Revolution: Mobile Banks Are Reshaping Finance

Mobile-first fintech companies in Asia are rewriting the rules of banking by designing for users the system once ignored. Unsplash+ While Western banks continue to debate whether to modernize their decades-old systems, fintech firms across Asia have already moved past them. These companies are serving millions of previously unbanked users without branches, paperwork or the

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Investors

Former CNBC analyst James Arthur McDonald Jr., who betrayed investors, sentenced in multimillion-dollar fraud scheme

A former television financial analyst accused of defrauding investors out of millions of dollars and spending years on the run was sentenced to five years in prison, the Justice Department said Monday.  James Arthur McDonald Jr., 53, is also expected to be ordered to pay restitution to his victims following his April 7 guilty plea for securities

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