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Rising anti-Ukrainian sentiment drives migrants out of Poland
by H Pendleton • Oct 3, 2026
The EU-funded migrant center in Legnica opened in October 2025 to assist Ukrainians amid growing nationalist opposition. Volodymyr...
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Canada seeks deeper EU ties without joining
by Ottoline Wentworth · September 24, 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney ruled out Canada joining the EU while pushing for expanded security...
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Exploring Location and Lifestyle Factors for Singapore Homebuyers
by H Pendleton · September 21, 2026
Choosing a home in Singapore involves more than looking at the size of a unit...
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Global Insurer Revamps IT Systems
by Ottoline Wentworth · September 14, 2026
Generali Group operates in more than 180 countries worldwide. Generali Global Corporate & Commercial (GC&C)...
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Jetten faces fragile coalition and budget woes
H Pendleton October 1, 2026 0
Jetten leads a coalition that controls only 66 of the 150 seats in the Dutch parliament. Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten, at 38 the nation’s youngest leader ever,...
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New Versus Older Condominiums: What Singapore Buyers Should Compare
H Pendleton Oct 1, 2026
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Ireland Leads EU Council Amid Major Legislative Push
H Pendleton Sep 28, 2026
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UK FCA to Regulate Crypto Firms Under Financial Framework
Cordelia Ravenswood Sep 19, 2026
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Payment infrastructure key to financial inclusion
Cordelia Ravenswood Sep 16, 2026
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Ramp Expands to United Kingdom Market
H Pendleton September 23, 2026
Over 70,000 organizations use Ramp's platform globally. Ramp introduced its corporate finance solution in the United Kingdom, representing the fintech’s inaugural expansion beyond North America. The full suite provides multiple...
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IBM Apptio Explains Energy Impact on Finance
Cordelia Ravenswood September 12, 2026
Their expertise in FinOps and energy management provides valuable guidance for the industry. Energy is becoming a critical factor in financial services, influencing everything from cloud strategies to competitiveness. Greg...
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Europe’s pension crisis rattles bond markets
Cordelia Ravenswood September 9, 2026
The Netherlands’ €1.6 trillion pension system shifts from defined-benefit to defined-contribution plans, legally mandated in 2023. Europe’s long-bond market is undergoing a major transformation as the Netherlands’ €1.6 trillion pension...
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Bank of America VP Killed in Times Square
Ottoline Wentworth September 2, 2026
Bank of America VP Killed in Times Square Erin Piacenti, a 32‑year‑old Bank of America vice president, died after a stabbing in Times Square on Monday, police said. Police intervene, suspect killed...
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D-Day Sanctions: Too Much Or Not Enough
H Pendleton August 28, 2026
D-Day Sanctions: Too Much Or Not Enough The U.S. Department of the Treasury has imposed new secondary sanctions on Iran, targeting its digital assets, technology, gold, aviation, and shipping sectors....
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Insurance companies emerge as unlikely sports winners
H Pendleton August 27, 2026
Insurance companies emerge as unlikely sports winners The global sports economy is experiencing rapid expansion, drawing significant attention from the insurance sector. As events like the World Cup grow in...
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EU seeks new trade deals despite US-China tensions
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Von der Leyen outlines EU’s defense
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Meloni marks four years as Italian leader
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Hormuz Strait Buildup Rises as Costs Mount
by Cordelia Ravenswood • Sep 1, 2026
Hormuz Strait tensions are driving higher shipping costs as vessel traffic spikes, forcing asset-light firms to reassess supply...
Banca d’Italia study challenges stablecoin remittance claims
by Cordelia Ravenswood • Aug 31, 2026
A new Banca d’Italia study questions stablecoin remittance benefits, showing fees can range from 0.3% to nearly 9%...
New Archive Highlights Capital Raising Trends
by Ottoline Wentworth • Aug 30, 2026
Discover capital raising trends as BYD teams with European lenders for EV loans, showing how syndicated credit lines...
New Trade Route Boosts Middle East Exports
by H Pendleton • Aug 29, 2026
Middle East exports boosted by new trade route, driving South-South growth and global commerce.
D-Day Sanctions: Too Much Or Not Enough
by H Pendleton • Aug 28, 2026
U.S. Treasury targets Iran's digital assets, technology, and other sectors with new sanctions. Is this enough to pressure...
Insurance companies emerge as unlikely sports winners
by H Pendleton • Aug 27, 2026
Discover why global sports insurance is booming as organizers seek protection against rising financial risks and complex event...
AI mistakes leave lenders facing liability questions
by Ottoline Wentworth • Aug 26, 2026
AI mistakes in lending could leave firms legally liable, as 54% of private credit managers adopt underwriting algorithms...
Top Cash Management Firms for 2026
by Cordelia Ravenswood • Aug 25, 2026
Top cash management firms for 2026: Find the best treasury and cash management providers with real-time visibility and...
Fintech sector sees strongest half-year in years
by Ottoline Wentworth • Aug 25, 2026
Global fintech investment hits $103.1B in 2026's first half, marking the strongest period since 2022 despite fewer deals.
Best Treasury and Cash Management Banks in Latin America 2026
by Ottoline Wentworth • Aug 24, 2026
Discover the best treasury and cash management banks in Latin America for 2026. Learn how top institutions are...