Trump and Tehran are boxed in until the midterms because Iran wants to keep U.S. gas prices high and the president can’t accept ‘surrender’
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From IPO boom to standoff: Saudi Arabia’s capital markets ambitions meet a reluctant investor base
Saudi Arabia’s IPO market is struggling to sustain the momentum of recent years, as weak post-listing performance, valuation gaps, and geopolitical uncertainty are prompting regulators to rethink how IPOs come to market
How Uzbekistan Built Open Banking Before The West
Uzbekistan is emerging as a serious fintech market, driven by its young population, local payments infrastructure, and evolving regulation. The post How Uzbekistan Built Open Banking Before The West appeared first on The Fintech Times.
Altimetrik’s Vikas Krishan on AI Token Costs and the AI Act
Altimetrik's Vikas Krishan says a rising AI token bill measures activity, not value, and that the AI Act delay is a board-level risk decision, not a reprieve. The post Altimetrik’s Vikas Krishan on AI Token Costs and the AI Act appeared
Winkworth launches board review as family feud rocks London estate agent
London estate agent Winkworth has launched an independent review of its board as it battles to contain the fallout of a boardroom family feud involving the firm’s its chief executive and his father, the chair. The AIM-listed firm, which is
Prem Rugby extends deal with trading platform Etoro
Trading platform Etoro has extended its partnership with Prem Rugby as it solidifies its growing status within sport. The agreement began in 2023 but a fresh extension will see the deal extend into a fourth season, with the firm sponsoring
National Hunter and NAFN Block £6m in Right to Buy Fraud
The public-private partnership has flagged fraudulent housing applications since 2017, serving 48 councils and processing around 100 enquiries a year. The post National Hunter and NAFN Block £6m in Right to Buy Fraud appeared first on The Fintech Times.