The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced it is set to ban the marketing of speculative mini-bonds to small investors using its product intervention powers.
Butterfield Mortgages Limited (BML) recently commissioned an independent survey of more than 1,100 UK-based investors (all with investments in excess of £10,000) to find out what asset classes currently make up their financial portfolios and what factors are influencing their investment strategies in 2020.
Improving operational resilience has long been a goal of the banking and financial sector, and gained real focus and attention with the 2018 publication of ‘Building the UK financial sector’s operational resilience’ – the joint discussion paper by the Bank of England, PRA and FCA.
Ask anyone today what the top reason for economic uncertainty is, and they’ll give you a one-word answer – Brexit. Indeed, Brexit is now cited in around a quarter of all profit warnings as being a contributor to poor financial performance.
More than 87% of countries have already established some form of Open APIs in the banking industry. According to LearnBonds, there are over 10,000 financial institutions around the world with open banking implementations.
Politicians are singing children’s songs, getting heckled in the street and facing cyber attacks. All this commotion can only mean one thing: Britain is going to the polls.
According to the WEF, the overall female presence in the crypto-economy is between 1%to 5% globally. How can the industry see women coming into parity with men? More importantly, how do we make the number climb quickly enough?
The United States still has a great magnetism for British engineers, yet the nation’s traditional tech strongholds are facing serious competition from underdogs in the unlikeliest of places.
A number of tweets earlier this week from some disgruntled customers revealed accusations that the Apple Card credit card managed by Goldman Sachs offered different credit limits for men and women with similar circumstances and backgrounds.
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