Ares scales back €1bn private credit fund after investors balk at loan valuations
Wall Street firm sought to complete €1bn continuation fund but failed to get buy-in for pricing from investors
UK
Scammers pose as watchdogs to exploit EU crypto rule changes
Customers at hundreds of unlicensed exchanges told to withdraw funds, creating openings for fraudsters
Biggest US law firms explore selling stakes to private equity
Paul Weiss, Quinn Emanuel and Proskauer among firms that have had conversations about deals
LIV Golf pursues ‘grand bargain’ with Saudi wealth fund and BC Partners
Potential investors seek assurances that the lossmaking tour’s star players will stay on
Big US hedge funds targeted by wave of cyber attacks
Point72 and Citadel among firms hit by audio phishing schemes
JPMorgan poaches M&A banker Amy Lissauer from Bank of America
Executive will lead activism defence practice at biggest US lender
Why AI wants you to buy more – and mindfulness could help you buy less
Roman Samborskyi/ShutterstockYou search online for a pair of trainers. Minutes later, similar shoes appear on social media feeds. A shopping site offers a limited-time discount and suggests a matching jacket. This is no longer just an advert shown to millions of people.
Edinburgh festival: how the city’s residents could benefit after the crowds leave
Edinburgh Festival image Euan CherryEdinburgh Festival Fringe includes more than 3,600 shows this year. The world’s largest arts festival, once again transforming Scotland’s capital into a global stage. But this year, something else opened first.
Smart clothes will soon be on sale. But regulations are needed to prevent a new waste mountain
When you think of advanced futuristic clothing, what comes to mind?
China launches global tax hunt going back decades
Fiscal pressure sparks retroactive campaign and tougher controls on future offshore capital flows
Pages
