Natalie Poirain

Natalie Poirain

Financial Systems Analyst
Natalie Poirain is a Financial Services expert specializing in banking and finance. With extensive knowledge of the sector, she provides deep insight into investment, corporate, and banking regulations, and fintech. With a keen focus on market trends, Natalie enables both businesses and individuals to make well-informed decisions.
RIA Lending Surged to a Record High in 2025
Capital, Risk & Assets RIA Lending Surged to a Record High in 2025

The financial advisory sector experienced an unprecedented and historic surge in borrowing throughout 2025, with specialty lenders in the space reporting their most active and significant year on record. This powerful wave of loan activity, primarily directed toward registered investment advisors

Visa Drives Nigerian Expansion With Strategic Hire
Digital & Technology Visa Drives Nigerian Expansion With Strategic Hire

In a clear move to deepen its operational roots within one of Africa's most dynamic digital economies, Visa is actively seeking a Client Success Manager for its Lagos office, a role poised to be instrumental in the company's regional strategy. This recruitment is more than a routine expansion; it

How Will $36M Fuel CapRelease's Global Expansion?
Capital, Risk & Assets How Will $36M Fuel CapRelease's Global Expansion?

In the hyper-competitive e-commerce landscape, where market trends shift overnight and supply chains face constant pressure, access to intelligent and responsive working capital often determines a retailer's ability to scale effectively. London-based fintech startup CapRelease has positioned itself

What's Driving the Great Financial Regulation Shift?
Trends & Future What's Driving the Great Financial Regulation Shift?

The American financial services landscape is currently being reshaped by a confluence of powerful and often contradictory forces, creating a period of profound transformation and uncertainty for institutions and consumers alike. A powerful current of technological innovation, particularly in

Why Did Nationwide's Anti-Crime Systems Fail?
Regulatory & Compliance Why Did Nationwide's Anti-Crime Systems Fail?

A staggering £44 million penalty levied against the world's largest building society serves as a stark reminder that even the most established financial institutions can falter when their vigilance against financial crime wanes. The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) imposed this significant

Why Is Wall Street Against 24-Hour Trading?
Banking Why Is Wall Street Against 24-Hour Trading?

A silent revolution is brewing on Wall Street, one that promises to erase the opening bell's echo and plunge global finance into a perpetual present of continuous trading. While the world's most prominent stock exchanges are forging ahead with plans for a market that never sleeps, the very

Are Retailers Ready for an AI Payment Revolution?
Digital & Technology Are Retailers Ready for an AI Payment Revolution?

The era of truly autonomous commerce is dawning faster than many anticipated, with sophisticated AI agents poised to manage everything from automatic grocery replenishment to dynamically selecting the most cost-effective payment method for a transaction without human intervention. This futuristic

Visa Leverages Stablecoins for the Future of Payments
Digital & Technology Visa Leverages Stablecoins for the Future of Payments

With a distinguished career spanning banking and international finance, Priya Jaiswal has become a leading voice in analyzing the tectonic shifts reshaping the digital payments industry. Her expertise in market trends and portfolio management provides a unique lens through which to view the

Is China's State-Backed Vanke Too Big To Fail?
Banking Is China's State-Backed Vanke Too Big To Fail?

The financial foundations of a developer once considered an unshakable pillar of China's real estate market are now showing deep and alarming cracks. China Vanke, a major state-backed property firm, finds itself in a desperate scramble to stave off a default on an imminent onshore bond payment, a

How Did ASIC Secure Nearly $1 Billion in Penalties?
Capital, Risk & Assets How Did ASIC Secure Nearly $1 Billion in Penalties?

A comprehensive analysis has brought to light the Australian Securities and Investments Commission's remarkable success in levying nearly one billion dollars in court-ordered financial penalties. This significant sum, amounting to $927.2 million, was secured over an eight-year enforcement period

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