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  • Beijing turns up heat on data holding firms, seeking to divide Ant Group’s Alipay

    September 13, 2021

    Beijing regulators, who are acting increasingly hawkish around sensitive data firms, are reportedly seeking to break up Ant Group’s loans business Alipay to form a separate app instead. Under the proposal, Jack Ma’s Ant Group will hand over its user data to a new credit scoring joint venture with state-backed firms, the Financial Times first [...]

  • Creaking Cairo cedes to new high-tech capital with smart cards and AI-driven apps

    September 3, 2021

    Egypt’s new administrative capital will be hi-tech. Residents will use smart cards and apps to get about, under the watchful eye of a far-reaching surveillance system. Watch the full report.

  • SEC double hit: Robinhood comes under scrutiny for key revenue stream and share sale filing

    September 1, 2021

    Trading platform Robinhood has told investors that the US financial watchdog is reviewing a filing of a share sale by a group of its shareholders, a day after its share price sank on two other bouts of bad news. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) review prevents any sales being made off the filing [...]

  • Bucking the trend: Revolut sets no vaccination requirement for US staff

    September 1, 2021

    Bucking the Wall Street trend, Revolut will not require its US staff to be vaccinated in order to get into the office. The US boss of the tech darling told Financial News Revolut had chosen not to make vaccination against Covid-19 a requirement of returning to work in its offices in New York, San Francisco [...]

  • Exclusive: City’s venture capital guru on Brexit, ESG fundraising and impact investing

    August 31, 2021

    With Brexit just behind us, and the pandemic gradually being brought under control, it seemed like a good time to measure the temperature of London’s venture capital investment space. Morning Wire sat down with David Hall, for his first major interview as chairman of the Venture Capital Trust Association, since succeeding Stuart Veale in January [...]

  • Prosus to pay $4.7bn for rival Indian payments firm in largest buyout yet

    August 31, 2021

    European technology giant Prosus has reportedly put forward $4.7bn for its largest ever deal, to buy Indian payments platform BillDesk, in yet another foreign investment in the country’s blossoming tech sector. BillDesk currently competes with Prosus’s payments firm PayU in India which means the deal will open up a fair portion of the growing payments [...]

  • Toshiba in talks with private equity giants KKR and Blackstone to revise strategy

    August 26, 2021

    Toshiba is in talks with at least four global private equity firms including KKR & Co and Blackstone to seek their ideas for a new strategy, three sources with knowledge of the matter have said. Watch the full report.

  • Brazil’s Buffett-backed Nubank eyes $55bn valuation ahead of US IPO

    August 26, 2021

    Brazil’s digital bank Nubank is reportedly eyeing a $55.4bn valuation ahead of its initial public offering (IPO), as Brazilians look beyond traditional lenders. If Brazil’s most prominent digital bank is listed at a market cap greater than its largest tradition bank Itau Unibanco, Nubank would shoot up the ranks towards international high flyers like the [...]

  • ESG investing now mainstream, but who’s holding ‘greenwashed’ portfolios to account?

    August 24, 2021

    Environmental, social and governance (ESG) concerns are rising up the agenda of investors, who are increasingly more attentive to the impact of their investments. Beyond financial performance, investors are looking at their portfolios in relation to ESG factors, but how can they assess the ESG credentials of companies and funds when the data is scattered [...]

  • Analysis: Does Google’s ad clampdown leave Brits at risk of fraud?

    August 18, 2021

    In what Google described as a “significant additional measure” to protect both its users and legitimate advertisers, and to prevent scammers exploiting its various platforms, the multinational tech giant recently announced its intention to clamp down on financial fraud by forcing all financial services advertisers to demonstrate that they are authorised by the Financial Conduct [...]

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