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In the past decade, massive data breaches have exposed the private information of hundreds of millions of people, increasing their desire to protect their personal data.

In 2019, mainstream social platforms brought in billions of dollars in both revenue and profit. Meanwhile, only the top 3 percent of YouTubers are able to crack the U.S. poverty line with their video work

For years now, the SEC has quietly advanced its data analytics so that the staff is better equipped to examine registrants and identifier outliers.

Bitcoin was meant to even the financial playing field, eliminate intermediaries such as banks, and maybe even replace fiat altogether. Cryptocurrency was the libertarian schoolboy’s fantasy-come-true.

Visa, Inc. (V) is the world’s largest payments network, offering advanced technology to authorize, clear, and settle transactions for customers, businesses, and institutions across more than 200 countries.

Among the industries that are slowly being transformed by blockchain technology — from financial services to healthcare — there is one particularly lucrative sector that has made notable headway in its journey toward distributed ledger adoption in recent days.

All over the world, people are shutting down and shutting themselves in. It’s for the greater good, but it’s still tough to see and feels like the sky going dark.

Emerging markets (EM) are proving to be fertile ground for financial technology (FinTech) to disrupt the financial services industry. Innovations in mobile payments, online banking, and alternative lending platforms challenge the norm

Hear a discussion focused on exploring the differences of the risks of investing in financial markets through traditional portfolio manager stock pickers versus the new investment technology tools available such as robo-derived algorithms

As the world grapples with the devastating effects of the coronavirus, the need for a digital alternative to paper money becomes increasingly clear

For blockchain advocates the world over, encouraging educational pursuits around Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) should be a top priority for 2020.

It’s the topic that dominates headlines universally: COVID-19. Since 2002, the world has coped with numerous outbreaks of infectious diseases from SARS to Ebola. However, the novel coronavirus has completely upended normality, claiming lives in more ways than one

There are hardly any technologies, industries or ways of life that have remained free of disruption from the surging prevalence of coronavirus.

Active management isn’t going anywhere, but it will be increasingly based on quantitative strategies, not human management

From retail crypto enthusiasts jumping in headfirst to institutional giants dipping their toes in, decentralized finance (DeFi) is quickly becoming a valued aspect of the new financial revolution. 

Colombia is actively attracting international attention with its growing market and many opportunities for investment and trade. In particular, Australian-Colombian relations are on the rise.

I wondered what skills graduating students need today to be successful in twenty years. They are probably going to work with machines in ways that are unknown to many of today’s portfolio managers

Although India’s supreme court has knocked down the controversial “Bitcoin ban” in the country, the state bank that imposed the ban is not planning to let the issue go quietly.

Twenty-first-century digital technology is rarely discussed in terms of eleventh-century political systems, but sometimes it’s the comparison we’re forced to make.

Securities Lending is a collateralized transaction that takes place between two institutions.