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Are FinTechs Changing the Game with Increased Ad Spend and Partnerships?
Trends & Future Are FinTechs Changing the Game with Increased Ad Spend and Partnerships?

The financial technology (FinTech) sector has seen a remarkable surge in advertising spending over the past few years. This trend is not just a fleeting phenomenon but a strategic move by FinTech companies to expand their customer bases and solidify their market presence. The increase in ad

Will Canada Extend Tax Credit Deadline for Charitable Donations?
Capital, Risk & Assets Will Canada Extend Tax Credit Deadline for Charitable Donations?

In the wake of a prolonged postal strike, local charities across Canada are grappling with significant financial challenges, a situation exacerbated by the disruption to mail deliveries during the crucial holiday donation period. The strike, which spanned from November 15 to December 17, stalled

Third Point Acquires Birch Grove to Boost Alternative Credit Strategies
Capital, Risk & Assets Third Point Acquires Birch Grove to Boost Alternative Credit Strategies

Third Point, an alternative investment manager with $12 billion in assets, has announced a definitive agreement to acquire AS Birch Grove LP, a diversified alternative credit fund manager. Founded in 1995 by CEO Daniel S. Loeb, Third Point focuses on event-driven investments in equities, venture

AI and Personalization in Fintech to Redefine Financial Services by 2025
Trends & Future AI and Personalization in Fintech to Redefine Financial Services by 2025

The fintech industry is on the brink of a significant transformation, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and the increasing demand for personalized financial services. By 2025, these technologies are expected to redefine the financial landscape, offering consumers more tailored,

How Did Beijing Karbon Deceive the Carbon Credit Market for a Billion Euros?
Capital, Risk & Assets How Did Beijing Karbon Deceive the Carbon Credit Market for a Billion Euros?

The article delves into an elaborate scheme orchestrated by a Chinese company, Beijing Karbon, to deceive the carbon credit market. Carbon credits, essentially permits that allow a company to emit a certain amount of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases, can be bought, sold, or traded. These

How Can Personal Finance Education in Schools Benefit Students?
Capital, Risk & Assets How Can Personal Finance Education in Schools Benefit Students?

Teaching personal finance in U.S. schools is gaining traction, and initiatives like the one backed by Charles Schwab at Stanford University are leading the charge. This program aims to introduce comprehensive personal finance education to college students, starting with Stanford and potentially

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