The specter of FTX looms large as a former executive debuts an AI trading platform promising 'no-loss' strategy submissions. Is this genuine innovation or a familiar playbook?
The rate-cut party is over before it even began for many on Wall Street. Yet, Bitcoin seems to be getting a different memo, shrugging off macro pessimism.
The same old problems plague small business lending. Apparently, banks haven't figured out how to move faster. AI might help, but don't hold your breath.
Exodus' payments division is making a calculated pivot, ditching volatile crypto swaps for steadier, recurring revenue streams. It's a move that marks a significant shift in their financial strategy.
Temenos is extending its cloud-native banking software onto Amazon Web Services, aiming for a full-suite SaaS offering. The question is: will banks bite on this unified digital and payments play?
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Financial institutions have long prioritized trading platforms and data analytics. But a seismic shift is underway, recognizing that how advisors communicate with clients could be wealth management's next frontier for growth.
K Wave Media is betting big on AI infrastructure, shedding its K-pop roots and a significant Bitcoin investment. But with its stock already reeling, can this ambitious pivot truly redefine the company's future?
The Digital Chamber is pushing back on the SEC and CFTC's latest crypto guidance, demanding more clarity on what constitutes an 'investment contract' and how decentralized protocols should be treated. This isn't just semantics; it's about who makes money and how.
The labyrinthine world of financial regulation just got a bit more streamlined for tokenized securities. Securitize has snagged a critical FINRA approval, consolidating key functions under one roof.
Canada's financial landscape just got a new digital currency. Tetra Trust has launched CADD, a Canadian-dollar stablecoin aiming to finally untangle the mess of legacy settlement systems.
Kroll's got a new top dog. Fred Crawford steps into the executive chairman role, a move that signals Kroll is serious about its next chapter. But what does this really mean for a firm already entrenched in the risk game?
The SEC just slammed the brakes on 24 new ETFs designed to let you bet on everything from election outcomes to recession likelihood. This isn't just a delay; it's a fundamental question about what financial products are allowed on Wall Street.
