LSEG taps Satvinder Singh to lead data and analytics division
Singh joins LSEG from Mastercard where he is the co-head for advisors in its data and services business.
Singh joins LSEG from Mastercard where he is the co-head for advisors in its data and services business.
Schwieger was previously global head of equities and ETF trading at the London Stock Exchange.
Euronext has submitted an “indicative offer” to Allfunds’ board of directors.
The firm’s assets, operations and trading activities are now under the stewardship of McGrathNicol.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at a bruising year of job cuts in fintech.
The deal is the latest in a string of acquisitions for LSEG this year.
LSEG has also committed to a $2.8bn cloud-related spend with Microsoft over the life of the 10-year agreement.
The regulator is “concerned about problem behaviours” linked to trading app design.
Naga users will be able to top up their accounts using A2A payments authenticated via biometrics.
The latest equity round brings total funds raised by ADDX since 2017 to around $140 million.
Blockchain tech can power access to alternative assets such as art, real estate and wine.
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Solvo will offer investments, savings, crypto buying and selling as well as a card for payments.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says previous staff cuts announced in April “did not go far enough”.
The new combined business will be worth approximately $1.7bn with the deal expected to close in Q1 2023.
The Series A will support the company’s expansion into 19 European markets.
Shand has been an EML board of directors member since September 2021.
The company intends to expand throughout India and into the US and Middle East.
The move has been a strategic decision made in response to multiple factors including Brexit.
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CEO Vlad Tenev cites duplicate roles and job functions and “more layers and complexity than are optimal”.
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Robinhood says the deal forms part of its mission to “democratise finance”.
BETA, Maxit and Digital Investor (collectively known as BETA+) have been sold to Clearlake Capital and Motive Partners.
The trading platform has headquarters in London and Melbourne.
Etcho wants to “empower everyone and anyone” to be able to invest their money sustainably.
A new cartoon illustrating the disconnect between public and private market valuations.
Harjas Singh will be based in the company’s London office.
Abrdn confirmed talks are taking place, but made clear nothing is finalised as yet.
The FCA has made changes to promote investor protection and make SPAC deals more accessible in the UK.
The authorisation will enable SDX to go live with a fully regulated offering.
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The firm plans to use the funds to strengthen its payment network and explore new acquisitions.
The IPO forms part of the company’s “IPO 2022 campaign”.
The combined company plans to float on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
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The two parties claim the deal will be finalised later this year.
Klarna boss Sebastian Siemiatkowski says: “It’s more likely that Klarna will list in the US.”
“The complaint reflects the old way of thinking,” says Robinhood.
The BaaS provider is aiming for a billion-dollar valuation.