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More companies are preparing to accept payment in crypto as the number of customers with digital wallets swells. But a confusing proliferation of payment methods means that innovation has made collecting payments harder, not easier.
Macquarie announced a profit guidance upgrade prompted by a win from its commodities business thanks to the crisis in Texas. It’s a bad look, but illustrates a complex and flawed market, and a bank with a great eye for a niche.
The FTSE250 company launches an open pre-emptive share offer underwritten by a concert party of wealthy individuals to appease creditors in its pub securitization.
Laos has twice postponed a bond that it badly needs to issue. A small country with few financing options, hit by Covid, downgraded and in debt to China – its problems are not unique.
The link between share ownership and voting rights has been weakening for a long time. With dual-class share structures more popular than ever, is the struggle to resist their rise now over?
Banque du Caire was on the cusp of completing a $500 million listing in London and Cairo last year when Covid hit. Chairman Tarek Fayed meets Euromoney to talk about investing in people and digital – and why he still wants to do an IPO.
The wild markets of March 2020 revealed the capacity for severe dysfunction in what should be the soundest market of all – US treasury bonds. Can any market be expected to cope with such conditions without extraordinary help?
What They Said
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Alison Harding-Jones, at Citi, on the 'extraordinary flow of money into stocks driving valuations' -
Darrell Duffie, at Stanford Graduate School of Business, on treasury market dislocation
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Kanika Thakur, at Citi, believes DLT interoperability is key 'for it to be truly beneficial'
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Luca Corsini, at UniCredit, points to regulatory incentives to generate real momentum
HSBC has been talking about pivoting to Asia for decades. Now, it doesn’t just mean Hong Kong and its immediate surroundings. It is about time.
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