Posts published in August 2016

Euro is getting some breathing room today, thanks in part to better news out of Germany. The latest trade surplus numbers are helpful, but long-term there are still issues…

After several reports of people getting scammed and duped out of their funds by fake wallets on Apple’s App Store, the Bitcoin community has came together to fight…

UK listed payment solutions provider Paysafe Group plc which is traded on the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSE) under the ticker PAYS, today reported its unaudited…

There is an old Chinese curse – ‘may you live in interesting times’. Well, we do live in interesting times and it’s not necessarily a…

Deutsche Bank has seen another key departure, this time in its Asian operations, with Guillaume du Cheyron parting ways with the lender after nearly three…

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has banned and fined two former representatives of United Simsen Securities for failing to take reasonable steps to avoid…

Securing a Letter of Credit (LC) is the old and established way for financing international trade. A LC is basically a guarantee provided by a bank that…

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand prepares for a monetary policy meeting where it is likely to cut interest rates. Yet the New Zealand dollar looks unfazed by the prospects for monetary easing, staging…

The Australian dollar extended its rally today, rising against the euro for the seventh consecutive trading session. It is hard to explain the resilience of the currency considering that fundamentals were not particularly…

ITG (NYSE:ITG), an independent execution broker and financial technology provider, has unveiled a new product offering reinforcing its equities suite, launching its close algorithms for…