“Grafa has built an extraordinary data set with automated triggers across more than 50 thousand assets. More importantly, it has developed proprietary personalization which notifies users of major events that impact their money in real-time. Grafa is growing extremely fast and perhaps what’s most appealing about the platform is that it makes finance entertaining. People don’t just want the data and information, they want it delivered in a way that’s compelling and engaging.”
The recent euphoria surrounding US tech stocks, particularly those listed on the NASDAQ exchange, has abruptly shifted gears, marking an end to the recent rally that saw values soar across North American indices.
“Webull was founded on the principle of democratizing investing and making it more accessible and inclusive – especially for first time investors.”
Swiss banking giant UBS Group AG has followed in the footsteps of HSBC Holdings Plc by permitting clients in Hong Kong to trade certain crypto-linked exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Flare integrates with Subsquid, opening new horizons for developers by providing extensive, decentralized access to historical blockchain data, underscoring the alliance’s commitment to an open-source blockchain ecosystem.
“By digitizing our existing sponsored repo trade flow and incorporating those trade flows into our DLR tech stack on Broadridge’s platform, we can increase efficiencies while reducing the risk of fails and lowering our settlement costs.”
“To optimize support of our trading business we wanted to have 24/7 operational management, so for coverage in the far east Japan was obviously our top choice. Kudo-san’s experience at the Digital Company will be invaluable to Laser Digital’s development and growth, we are thrilled to welcome him to our team.”
In the AML action, Deutsche Bank’s DIMA, without admitting or denying the SEC’s findings, agreed to a cease-and-desist order and a $6 million penalty. In the ESG misstatements action, the company consented to a cease-and-desist order, censure, and a $19 million penalty.
Darewise Entertainment, backed by Animoca Brands and mastermind behind the Life Beyond Gaming Metaverse, has unveiled a strategic collaboration with Horizen Labs.
FCA-regulated prime brokerage and execution venue iSAM Securities has appointed Sam Johnson as the new global head of sales. His appointment comes after an accomplished 14-year career at UBS, where he accrued a deep understanding of various aspects of the finance industry.
On July 27, Netflix’s stock embarked on an impressive upward journey, rebounding from its lowest point in over a month. After hovering at $413.17 per share, NFLX experienced a sudden surge, opening at $438.97 per share in New York this morning. Investors are now eager to understand the reasons behind this rally and what the future holds for Netflix’s stock prices.
“We are very grateful to VARA for approving our Operating Licence. VARA’s thorough and consultative process provides institutional investors with the assurance they require to engage in this asset class. With the licence now in place, we are looking forward to Laser’s growth over the coming years.”
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Binance has decided to withdraw its application for an operational license with the Financial Market Authority of Austria. The exchange said the decision was made in the best interest of all parties involved, including Binance, its clients, regulators, and the broader cryptocurrency industry.
Coinbase has unveiled a new subscription service called “Coinbase One”, which enables users to pay a monthly fee in order to receive reduced trading costs.
New Zealand-based FX and CFDs broker, BlackBull Markets has extended its partnership with professional charting and trading platform TradingView.
“Demand for high-quality, granular ESG data is soaring across financial markets, driven by a growing need for investors to fulfill regulatory requirements and meet client demand for greater transparency on non-financial issues.”
The combination of the two businesses is expected to generate annual run-rate of cost reductions of more than USD 8 billion by 2027.
FX brokerage firm OANDA is planning to exit Malta and consolidate its operations in Europe under one regulated entity, namely its business registered in Warsaw, Poland.
