Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New Tech Listings Roll On
The world economy may be down but IPOs are up.
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Funding A Solution: aMoon Managing Director Dr. Gur Roshwalb Q&A
Dr. Gur Roshwalb, a former medical practitioner and now managing director at aMoon, a health technology and life sciences venture fund, discusses how Covid-19 is changing biotech investing, what he looks for as an investor and which new sectors are gaining momentum.
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Infrastructure Assets Go To Global Markets
The infrastructure financing challenge has spurred innovative capital market solutions and public financial tools.
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FDI Faces Covid Crackdown
Multiple governments in recent years have amended existing legislation or adopted new regulatory processes to better screen or block FDI, if necessary.
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Looking Past The Pandemic: Q&A With Bloomberg Beta’s Roy Bahat
Roy Bahat is head of Bloomberg Beta, a venture capital fund investing in artificial intelligence (AI)-based solutions to reshape the workplace and global markets. Global Finance sat virtually with Bahat to discuss AI, the future of work and venture investing.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Financial And Advisory Firms Retool For Bankruptcy Surge
The expected spike in bankruptcies and restructuring cases is global.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Compliance Is An Issue For Remote Trading And Investing Firms
Working from homepresents technological, confidentiality and cybersecurity challenges, particularly for the finance sector.
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Employees Work From Home As Coronavirus Spreads
Working from home may not just save money but lives.
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New Role In The C-Suite: Chief Privacy Officer
The rise of Big Data is changing company leadership structures.
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Libra Flopped, But Sovereign Digital Currencies Gain Ground
Facebook's currency seems to be going nowhere fast.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
WeWork IPO’s Demise Casts Doubt On Other Unicorn Valuations
WeWork, Uber, andLyft lead the way in a string of tech sector IPO disappointments.