Todd Boehly insurer amasses billions in lending tied to his Beverly Hills project
Security Benefit’s loans come as regulators heighten scrutiny of insurance groups that extend credit to companies affiliated with their owners
UK
The rulemaking ‘farce’ that has banks and insurers at loggerheads
The ‘Danish compromise’ makes it easier for Eurozone banks to own insurers, but the latter think it confers an unfair advantage
What caused the $6.3bn Binance hack?
Blockchains are not the problem; it is the ecosystem around them that has introduced technological vulnerabilities
Serbia shuts down bank favoured by Russians
Alta Bank suspected of wiring large amounts of money out of the country after ex-president Aleksandar Vučić’s election loss
Constantly on edge at work? It could be anticipatory stress
Prostock-studio/ShutterstockIn Nosferatu (1922), one of cinema’s most haunting images arrives before the vampire himself: his shadow. Something is approaching, but we don’t know exactly what it is, or what will happen when it arrives. The fear lies in the anticipation.
The biggest-ever hedge fund spinout
Plus, insurers stay bullish on private markets, Binance suffers $6.3bn heist, and ‘The Magic Flute’ at New York’s Metropolitan Opera
BCG hit with tax probe as HMRC steps up scrutiny of consultants
Agency scrutinising whether some UK partners at elite consultancy should be treated as employees for tax purposes
A lasting injustice from the Libor affair
Whistleblower is the only one of 19 jailed bankers not to have had his conviction overturned yet
Junk debt rout sparks ‘bloodbath’ for credit investors
Aggressive tactics to shift assets beyond reach of creditors have added fuel to sell-off
Weil Gotshal: what happens now at the troubled Wall St law firm?
The New York legal powerhouse is shutting down after 95 years in business after an exodus of top talent
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