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Andrew Samu

SFF 2025: 10 Years Shaping Fintech’s Future

This year the world’s largest Fintech festival celebrates 10 years of uniting policy, finance and tech. It all started with a spark in 2016. By …

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How Standard Chartered Became a Leader in Digital Assets

Over the last few years Standard Chartered’s leadership team have had many challenges to contend ...
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What is the Ripple Reward Program?

There was a rumour online back in April that Ripple was giving away 100 million ...
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Why TSMC Isn’t Allowed in a UK Stocks and Shares ISA

It’s one of the best performing stocks around today. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company or TSMC ...
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It is beyond doubt that this intense activity focused on the DeFi platform will draw the eye of the regulator. When there is just a few million dollars like their was in most of 2019, the Year of DeFi according to some, this is still probably some new form of ICO in the eyes of the regulator. Today, with billions of dollars trading in the last few weeks, it might not be long before the regulator or tax office steps in
An equity trader throws client documents into a home office wastepaper basket, making a mental note to deal with its proper disposal later; a front-office salesperson unknowingly discusses confidential information in earshot of a roommate, who happens to work at a competing dealer; a bond trader working remotely leaves their computer unlocked and steps out to run an errand, and another house member quickly uses the computer to access the Internet, unaware that “hotkeys” are enabled, resulting in unintentional buying and selling of various securities; and a financial adviser, frustrated at being unable to dial into a recorded phone line, gives up and calls the client using his personal mobile phone.

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