Emojis and Securities law: How a simple emoji triggered a legal battle
Emojis, while being a widespread form of modern expression, can potentially cause legal problems for firms.
S&P Global discontinues ESG numerical scores amid questions of their relevance
S&P Global has made the decision to stop providing numerical scores to corporate borrowers based on ESG criteria.
Do banks and building societies have their customers’ best interests at heart?
Research has found 46% of people do not believe their banks or building societies have their best interests at heart.
Cogo and NewDay introduce carbon footprint tracking to Aqua card
Cogo, a leading carbon footprint management expert, has broadened its partnership with NewDay, a prominent financial services provider.
Carbon credits get a bond-style rating proposal from activist investor
Kimmeridge Energy's activist investor, Ben Dell, has put forward a proposal to rate carbon credits in a manner similar to bonds.
ECB assesses digital euro’s implications on banking stability
The European Central Bank (ECB) is carefully assessing the potential consequences of a digital euro on the region's banking framework.
Major investors challenge UK’s climate commitment amid global clean energy race
A group of financial institutions managing assets worth £1.5tn have expressed their concerns about the UK’s net zero transition in a letter to Rishi Sunak.
Why Europeans are switching: The attraction of embedded financial services
Embedded financial services are increasingly becoming the preferred choice for European consumers. The prime reason for this preference is the easier access to these services when compared to traditional banking institutions.
China bolsters market sentiment by simplifying stock investments for insurers
China has recently introduced new measures making it easier for insurance firms to invest in its domestic stocks.
Consumers turn to embedded finance amid lingering recession fears
Despite finance analysts predicting a 20% chance of a recession in the upcoming year, consumers remain apprehensive.