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How Krakow Became a Financial Hub

Krakow may not be able to compete on the global stage with cities like Dubai or Singapore, but it has still managed to put itself …

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How IBM is Elevating Banking in the Age of GenAI with Michael Conway

On a mild spring day in April, I met with Michael Conway online. It’s been ...
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How Did the Dow Jones React to the U.S. Economy Shrinking?

It’s been one hundred days since Donald Trump returned to the White House. And nearly ...
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Quant’s Verdian Champions Programmable Money at IFGS2025

At today’s IFGS event, the agenda featured several important speakers. This morning Thought Machine’s Paul ...
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There is a danger that Binance, and other cryptoexchanges, are selling crypto as the solution to all the world’s ills – in the case of Africa, the nightmare of persistently high inflation, poor wages, and in some cases, poverty. The glamour of elite football is making such products all the more appealing, and helping cover over many of the risks.
Indonesia has already embraced new, innovative technologies related to FinTech and digital assets and is spearheading the digitalisation push in South-East Asia. Yet, at the same time, millions of adults in the country are not formally banked and have little access to lending. In many ways, it is a highly advanced economy that nonetheless has many of the characteristics of a third-world country.
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