PayPal’s announcement that it is opening its network – and all its merchants – to accept Bitcoin transactions and payments was widely seen as a monumental moment for the mainstream adoption of crypto. PayPal has been – to date – one of the largest companies worldwide to give open access to cryptocurrencies and make it easier for merchants around the world to accept crypto.
People believed it would be a major move in raising awareness and acceptance of Bitcoin, as well as one that would link crypto transactions with traditional finance.
For an insight into the changing nature of the traditional ‘office’, we speak with Tosha Bontrager, Senior Director of Brand & Products for WorkSuites, which is a company that provides private workspaces to entrepreneurs, start-ups and remote workers.
To hear about the effects the pandemic has had on the Zimbabwean banking sector, we hear from CBZ Holdings and the Group’s Chief Human Resources Officer Nyasha Mutsai.
While technology and digitalisation have prompted transformation in the lending markets there is little question that the events of the last 18 months have accelerated this trend. Our reliance on technology has been highlighted over this time and efficiency, security, and improved customer experience have become some of the top priorities for lenders.
Real estate crowdfunding opportunities allow anyone to take a step into the wildly lucrative property investment market, and 2021 will be a transformative year for the industry.
Following the European Central Bank’s (ECB) decision to launch its own digital currency, Geraint Chamberlain, Product Director at Target Group, shares his top five tips on how banks can prepare for the rise of digital currencies.
On Monday, shares of Robinhood plummeted by 6.9% to $43.64 per share as Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler told American magazine Barron’s that banning the controversial practice of payment for order flow is a possibility.
The pandemic has reshaped our understanding of the world around us, offering lessons aplenty to us all. But what insights can finance leaders glean from Covid’s invidious spread? Contract Finder Pro’s Sandy Boxall investigates.
China is planning to ban internet companies whose data poses potential security risks from listing outside the country, including in the United States. Allegedly, the ban would also be imposed on companies involved in ideology issues.
According to real estate company Zoopla, there is an “acute” shortage of homes available for sale in the UK. The property market is facing its biggest shortage since Zoopa’s records began in 2015.
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