Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Microsoft Acquires Activision Blizzard
The acquisition also lets Microsoft get its foot into the metaverse’s door.
Technology
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News
Miami To Offer Bitcoin Yield To Residents
Miami has gotten exchanges including blockchain.com and eToro to relocate to the city as part of Suarez’s drive to create a crypto ecosystem and establish the city as a mining hub.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Bitcoin ETFs Stroke Wall Street
Analysts say the cryptocurrency’s spike in price has more to do with inflation fears than pent-up demand for nascent ETFs.
News
Tech Companies Entertain Different Talent Incentives
The fast-rising valuations of tech companies have also motivated firms to change their employeeincentive structures.
News
Zuckerberg Names Loyalist As New Facebook CTO
Facebook rebrands itself and reshuffles its executive suite.
Features
How Are Cryptocurrencies Regulated?
The third installment of a Global Finance FAQ web series on cryptocurrencies.
Features
Sber At Sibos: Beyond Banking To Tech
Sberexpects banks of the future to be built on a multimodal architectureusing voice, touch, gestures and computer vision interchangeably for an amazing user experience.
Supplement
Electronic Boom: Fintech In Latin America
Latin America’s economies are benefitting from a lively and innovative fintech sector.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
BIS Bulletin Outlines Concerns About Fintechs
The Bank for International Settlements says existing regulatory frameworks need a tune-up to deal with fintechs.
Features
BIS Partners On Stockholm Innovation Hub
The new hub will develop proofs-of-concept and prototypes that will be shared across the global banking community.
Features
Clubs Turn To Cryptocurrencies
European sports teams are turning to cryptocurrencies to boost fan engagement and revenue.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Cryptocurrencies: More Bank Shots Ahead
Cryptocurrency companies are becoming banks.