As is always the case with a changing of the guard at the White House, Biden's victory is stoking ample chatter regarding what investments are poised to benefit under the new administration.
Chastened by the storming of our Washington DC political institutions, dozens of public companies and related trade associations have now widely declared they will either pause all campaign contributions from their political action committees (PACs) or suspend donations
The world today looks much different than it did 20 years ago. The world may keep on turning and changing, but one constant can be found in the nature of markets: the law of supply & demand.
We speak with Nasdaq Global Head of Sustainability Evan Harvey about his role, Nasdaq’s understanding of corporate responsibility, and how serving our clients has evolved throughout the years
Two Kentucky lawmakers have submitted a bill to the state legislature, attempting to use tax incentives to draw mining operations for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to set up shop there.
Biden, as a presidential candidate, adopted the campaign slogan that says "Build Back Better.” Now as president, there are a lot of ways he can do that.
Expectations are for the ECB to leave interest rates unchanged but investors will be parsing comments from ECB President Christine Lagarde as to the likelihood for further stimulus amid the spreading second wave of the coronavirus.
What if your financial crime experts, instead of just training investigators, could also train system technology itself to do what the best investigators do when presented with an investigation?
As part of Nasdaq’s Singapore Fintech Festival coverage, Darren Innes, Head of AML Technology at Nasdaq, spoke about why advanced machine technology matters to the operation of FCC teams, the challenges they face and what the future holds.
The FCC landscape is on the cusp of a paradigm shift as AI automation begins to make a significant impact on how financial crime is detected. Explore the 5 reasons why explainable machine decisions are critical for financial crime and compliance teams.
As a financial advisor, it’s easy to get so caught up in the numbers that you forget about the people behind the spreadsheets, account balances, and AUM.
The pandemic this year has required companies, departments, and teams across the world to reposition and rethink how they work on a day to day basis, giving them an opportunity to reimagine how the future of work will look.