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Brevan Howard’s Bold Bet: Closing Fund to Lock in Capital

Brevan Howard Asset Management, the Jersey-based hedge fund giant managing $34 billion, is making waves with a strategic shake-up. Bloomberg reported yesterday that the firm …

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Maven VCTs invest in Compliance Advisory and RegTech specialist Novatus

Maven Capital Partners (“Maven”), one of the UK’s most active investors, has today announced that the Maven VCTs have committed £4 million of investment to ...
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Funding Societies raises US$294m to fuel expansion plans in Southeast Asia

Funding Societies (which goes by Modalku in Indonesia), Southeast Asia’s largest SME digital financing platform, today announced that it has raised* US$144 million in an ...
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ION joins the International Capital Market Association

ION, a global provider of trading, analytics, treasury, and risk management solutions for capital markets, commodities, and treasury management, has been accepted to the International ...
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One of the differences in the way that this year’s Money2020 has been organized is the availability of the Speakeasy room where a small group of fintech nerds can #AskMeAnything from selected speakers. One of those speakers was Marcus Hughes, the Managing Director of Europe for Coinbase, and the editorial team at #DisruptionBanking were delighted to be invited to hear what he had to say:
FinTech Scotland represents over 100 companies, the vast majority of which have been trading for less than five years. Twenty were started in just the past year, with many continuing to expand despite the disruption of the pandemic. The cluster has also received high levels of public funding, including a £22.5m investment by the UK Global Open Finance Centre for Excellence in July, and support from the Scottish Investment Bank.

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