Risk Management

Credit Suisse Fined $7.1M for Years of Surveillance Flaws
Capital, Risk & Assets Credit Suisse Fined $7.1M for Years of Surveillance Flaws

The intricate web of automated systems designed to safeguard financial markets is only as strong as its weakest link, a reality starkly illustrated by a recent regulatory action against one of Wall Street's major players. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has imposed a significant

Is Your SME Ready for Nigeria's 2026 Economy?
Capital, Risk & Assets Is Your SME Ready for Nigeria's 2026 Economy?

As the Nigerian economy navigates a pivotal upswing, its 39.6 million Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) stand at a critical juncture, representing the very engine of national progress by contributing approximately 48% of the GDP and 84% of total employment. The current economic

How Can Jefferies Lose $30M and Still Have a Strong Quarter?
Capital, Risk & Assets How Can Jefferies Lose $30M and Still Have a Strong Quarter?

The simultaneous announcement of a multimillion-dollar loss from a fraudulent investment and a near-record quarter for dealmaking revenue presents a striking paradox that speaks volumes about the modern financial industry's complex structure. For investment bank Jefferies, a staggering $30 million

Fed, GOP Propose Major Bank Rule Overhaul Tied to GDP
Regulatory & Compliance Fed, GOP Propose Major Bank Rule Overhaul Tied to GDP

The world of U.S. bank regulation is often seen as a landscape of rigid lines and fixed goalposts, where a bank’s fate can be determined by crossing a specific asset threshold. However, a significant shift is underway, championed by both top regulators at the Federal Reserve and key lawmakers on

Is This Deal the Future of Payments in Africa?
Capital, Risk & Assets Is This Deal the Future of Payments in Africa?

A landmark acquisition in the African fintech sector signals a potential tectonic shift away from traditional card-based networks and towards a future built on direct bank-to-bank infrastructure. The all-stock transaction, which saw US-based payment technology giant Flutterwave acquire Nigerian

Can a New Exec Revive HSBC's Climate Goals?
Capital, Risk & Assets Can a New Exec Revive HSBC's Climate Goals?

Global banking giant HSBC has appointed Chaoni Huang, a seasoned executive from BNP Paribas, to lead its sustainable finance operations in Asia. This hire comes as the bank faces intense scrutiny for backtracking on climate commitments. The move raises a central question: can one executive steer

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