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Ethiopia Faces FX Auction Surplus Amid Birr Liquidity Crunch
Capital, Risk & Assets Ethiopia Faces FX Auction Surplus Amid Birr Liquidity Crunch

Recent market data reveals that Ethiopia's appetite for US dollars is being artificially suppressed by the inability of banks to meet mandatory liquidity ratios. During the foreign currency auction held on September 9, 2026, the National Bank of Ethiopia presented a total of 125 million dollars to

BW-Bank Integrates Cryptocurrency Trading Into Retail Services
Capital, Risk & Assets BW-Bank Integrates Cryptocurrency Trading Into Retail Services

The current framework does not explicitly clarify whether customers can transfer their purchased Bitcoin to external private wallets or if the assets remain locked in the system. This ambiguity surfaced as BW-Bank officially launched its integrated cryptocurrency trading platform for retail clients

Will Tokenized Deposits Replace Stablecoins in Global Finance?
Capital, Risk & Assets Will Tokenized Deposits Replace Stablecoins in Global Finance?

Priya Jaiswal is a formidable figure in the international financial landscape, widely respected for her mastery of banking policy and her forward-thinking approach to market analysis. With a career defined by navigating complex portfolio management and dissecting global business trends, she has

How Does BitGo’s NYDIG Deal Reshape Institutional Crypto?
Capital, Risk & Assets How Does BitGo’s NYDIG Deal Reshape Institutional Crypto?

As the digital asset ecosystem matures in 2026, the lines between traditional banking and specialized crypto infrastructure continue to blur, creating a high-stakes environment for institutional players. Priya Jaiswal, a leading authority in market analysis and portfolio management, joins us to

Is Cooperation the Key to Leniency in the FTX Case?
Capital, Risk & Assets Is Cooperation the Key to Leniency in the FTX Case?

The dramatic disintegration of the FTX empire remains a defining moment for global finance, forcing a profound reassessment of how federal regulators balance the need for harsh punishment with the pragmatic necessity of rewarding high-level informants. At the heart of this legal saga is the tension

Are Central Banks Trapped in a Perpetual Leverage Cycle?
Capital, Risk & Assets Are Central Banks Trapped in a Perpetual Leverage Cycle?

Global financial markets have effectively reached a stage where the distinction between emergency intervention and standard monetary operations has blurred beyond recognition for most institutional investors. This evolution represents a departure from the classic era of central banking toward a

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