The trends in central bank research papers
Research appears reactive rather than proactive, but at least our AI readers think quality is rising
Citadel ‘makes a killing’
Ken Griffin’s hedge fund made billions last week after it bought the bulk of Situational Awareness’s stock book
Scammers pose as watchdogs to exploit EU crypto rule changes
Customers at hundreds of unlicensed exchanges told to withdraw funds, creating openings for fraudsters
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
The EU is finally changing on banks: this is how it needs to deliver
New strategy on competitiveness is a big step forward but the bloc still needs to tackle key issues such as UK ties
Biggest US law firms explore selling stakes to private equity
Paul Weiss, Quinn Emanuel and Proskauer among firms that have had conversations about deals
An insider once in charge of failing banks lifts the lid on banking
Hunters Race/UnsplashHarrison Young has had a long and distinguished international career in banking and finance. He started in senior executive roles in major United States banks, then became a US financial regulator, with responsibility for the resolution of failing banks. He was also a director of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia for ten years, and was on the court of directors of the Bank of England.
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
The idea of the ‘company man’ was forged decades ago. Its problems still haunt leaders today
I AM WORK.
This handwritten phrase was found among the papers of industrialist Essington Lewis after his death in 1961. It captured the mindset shared by many Australian executives of his era.
Big US hedge funds targeted by wave of cyber attacks
Point72 and Citadel among firms hit by audio phishing schemes
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