Tuesday 21 June 2022

Crypto fears now materialising, central bank body BIS says

Crypto fears now materialising, central bank body BIS says

Recent implosions in the cryptocurrency markets indicate that long-warned-about dangers of decentralised digital money are now materialising, the Bank for International Settlements has said.

Insurance watchdog calls for pan-EU policy protection

Harmonised insurance protection schemes of last resort are needed across the European Union as consumers increasingly buy policies from outside their country, the bloc's insurance regulator said on Tuesday.

What's new with the Fed's bank stress tests in 2022

The U.S. Federal Reserve will release the results of its annual bank health checks on Thursday. Under the "stress test" exercise established following the 2007-2009 financial crisis, the Fed tests banks' balance sheets against a hypothetical severe economic downturn, the elements of which change annually.

Sequoia India asks court to dismiss lawsuit by its former counsel -filing

Sequoia Capital India has asked a local court to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by one of its former general counsels, saying it was an attempt to curb its free speech rights and harm its interests, the venture capital firm's court filing shows.

Credit Suisse rejects $515 million claim linked to fraudulent adviser

Credit Suisse on Sunday rejected a claim by Russian businessman Vitaly Malkin for 500 million francs ($515.62 million) he linked to a former client adviser at the bank who was convicted of fraud.

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Sponsored by CME Group: Unpredictable growing season in focus

Midwest farmers experienced a wet spring, resulting in the slowest corn planting pace in 9 years. Now they must manage the risks of an unpredictable growing season.

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Fed's Waller backs another big rate hike for 'all in' inflation fight

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Saturday became the latest U.S. central banker to pledge a whatever-it-takes approach to fighting inflation, three days after the Fed raised interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point and signaled more hikes to come.

Exclusive: China's central bank accepts Ant's application for financial holding company

China's central bank has accepted Ant Group's application to set up a financial holding company, three people with knowledge of the matter said, a key step in finishing a year-long revamp of Jack Ma's fintech business and reviving its stock market debut.

Credit Suisse pays up to redeem AT1 bond, sends 'message to the market'

Scandal-hit lender Credit Suisse has opted to tap investors for a pricier dollar bond in order to repay a $1.5 billion capital-boosting issue, a measure investors say was necessary to avoid raising concern over its ability to pay debt.

Santander picks calm insider as CEO to help build bridges

A former investment banker and passionate jogger, Santander's newly-appointed CEO Hector Grisi knows how to bring teams together and motivate staff even as he stands up for his views, executives who have either worked with him or known him for years say.

Sequoia India grapples with fallout from governance snafus

Sequoia Capital's India partners, caught out early this year by governance scandals at startup companies in its portfolio, assured investors at an April meeting in London that these "lowlights" were mostly behind it, according to three people familiar with the discussions.

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