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GENIUS Act critics warn it can have implications as chaotic as the 2008 financial crisis
Opponents of the GENIUS Act caution that the bill’s influence on financial markets could be substantial, potentially triggering widespread instability similar to past regulatory ov...
Read Full Article →Time over for banker remorse? Labour must beware relying on the City for economic growth | Richard P...
The banking sector’s recovery and renewed risk-taking may stimulate economic expansion, but there is concern that prioritizing financial institutions could negatively impact other...
Read Full Article →Cleared City traders blame 'purge' as they hit out at rate-rigging prosecutions
The financial impact of the prolonged legal proceedings has been substantial, affecting the livelihoods of traders who assert they were unjustly targeted during investigations into...
Read Full Article →City trader case always had a whiff of scapegoating | Nils Pratley
The overturning of convictions in this high-profile manipulation case raises important concerns about regulatory oversight, legal processes, and their impact on market integrity an...
Read Full Article →Top UK court quashes ex-bankers' rate rigging convictions
The court's decision overturning former bankers' convictions may impact ongoing financial regulatory approaches and market confidence related to past interest rate benchmark manipu...
Read Full Article →BoE governor warns Reeves weakening banking rules risks repeat of 2008 crisis
The Bank of England's governor cautions that loosening financial regulations extensively may increase the likelihood of instability in the banking sector, potentially undermining l...
Read Full Article →Five Ways Retirees Can Keep Perspective Through Market Jitters
Understanding the historical patterns of economic fluctuations can help individuals approaching or in retirement make informed decisions to protect their savings and maintain finan...
Read Full Article →The Guardian view on Labour’s industrial turn: leaving finance untouched will come at a cost for the...
The government’s renewed focus on manufacturing and sustainable energy suggests potential shifts in economic priorities, which may influence national financial stability and long-t...
Read Full Article →How the next financial crisis starts
Unexpected environmental events linked to climate change have the potential to disrupt economic stability, affecting investments, asset values, and overall market confidence on a g...
Read Full Article →Retail is now the most distressed sector in Europe
The retail and consumer goods sector in Europe is experiencing unprecedented financial challenges due to rising costs, elevated interest rates, and weakened consumer spending, sign...
Read Full Article →Interview | Tokenized RWAs could hide the next financial crisis, warns MEXC exec
Real-world asset tokenization presents substantial investment potential in the cryptocurrency sector, but industry leaders caution that undisclosed complexities may pose systemic r...
Read Full Article →How we went from Bitcoin whitepaper to “paper” Bitcoin
The evolution of Bitcoin has led to a substantial portion of its market consisting of digital representations rather than actual assets, mirroring concerns about transparency and r...
Read Full Article →NatWest returns to full private ownership 17 years after £46bn UK bailout
The government’s sale of its remaining shares in NatWest marks the end of public investment following a substantial financial intervention during a major economic downturn nearly t...
Read Full Article →UK taxpayers no longer own NatWest - but 17 years on, are banks safer from collapse?
After the government fully divested from NatWest following the financial crisis, questions remain about whether the banking sector has improved its resilience against potential fut...
Read Full Article →Posthaste: Canadians are missing credit payments at rates not seen since the financial crisis
Recent data indicate that while Canadians' overall borrowing outside of mortgages has stabilized, the rise in overdue credit repayments reflects growing financial pressure reminisc...
Read Full Article →Natwest: Government set to sell stake in FTSE 100 giant by June
The planned disposal of the UK government’s remaining shares in a major financial institution could impact market dynamics and reflects ongoing efforts to reduce public sector invo...
Read Full Article →UK regulator to ditch Northern Rock-inspired limits on building societies
The UK regulator plans to remove restrictions on lending and treasury operations for building societies that were established following the 2008 financial crisis, potentially impac...
Read Full Article →Investors say this is ‘the toughest investment climate’ they’ve ever experienced
The current market conditions have created unprecedented obstacles for investors, impacting financial strategies and potentially influencing portfolio performance more significantl...
Read Full Article →NatWest sees profits rise by 36% as privatisation looms
NatWest Group reported a 36% increase in first-quarter profits, signaling improved financial performance as it moves towards full privatization following the 2008 financial crisis...
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