‘’The unease seeping across financial markets is fast turning into panic as the fear factor over conflict in Ukraine intensifies while the spectre of soaring inflation looms ever larger. The FTSE 100 sank deeper into the red with losses intensifying after Wall Street opened to yet another slide. Once again tech stocks are taking the biggest tumble on indices with chip maker Nvidia,Tesla and Netflix among the biggest fallers on the S&P 500 which has entered correction territory today.
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Transaction underlines Zafin strategy to disrupt pricing in banking, diversify client base, broaden global footprint and enhance market position as a leading B2B fintech provider
Complementary portfolio of technology solutions will address rapidly growing demand for digital transformation within financial services industry
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Expands modern B2B commerce solution suite through new technology partnership
Leading AI-powered credit decision platform provider, Scienaptic announced today that 4Front Credit Union has selected its AI-based underwriting platform to strengthen the credit union’s loan portfolio by making advanced loan decisions using artificial intelligence.
Summary: Currencies ended a volatile week of trading on Friday with mixed finishes as traditional correlations were set aside. The two main catalysts for the FX markets, prominent since the start of this year have been the changing nature of Fed monetary policy amidst rising inflation and the current spread of the Omicron variant. Global treasury yields dropped sharply while Wall Street stocks extended their slide as risk aversion dominated trade. The CBOE VIX Index soared 35.2% higher to finish at 28.85 (25.59 Friday).
As the market falls, we go up!
Acronis updates its partner programme once again to accommodate loyal partners by offering financial aid and benefits, sport collaboration, and more
ESG investing has been gaining increased momentum, especially in the investment sector. Last May, the Universities Superannuation Scheme (“USS”), the UK’s largest private pension scheme, announced an ambition to become net zero for carbon for its investments by 2050 if not before. Today, USS Investment Management, its wholly-owned investment arm, is introducing a climate “tilt” to a portion of the Global Developed Markets Equity component of the Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution funds held by the scheme.
Growth Capital Ventures has led a £150,000 seed investment round into n-gage.io, an innovative technology company transforming the way audiences engage and experience leisure, visitor, and sporting attractions.
The funds will be used to drive the development of the technology forward and support n-gage.io’s market entry strategy. The funds are in addition to £150,000 worth of resource provided by Growth Capital Ventures through its GCV Labs venture builder division.














