- July 5, 2026
JPMorgan’s prediction market warning shows finance is taking gambling risk seriously
[ad_1] Prediction markets are no longer a side-show. Once considered a fringe online speculation market, it’s being brought into the mainstream of finance as banks,
Senegal fuel subsidy could exceed budget allocation by $2 billion, minister says
[ad_1] Key Points Finance minister warns over rising oil prices PM says will do everything possible to avoid passing on price rises A drone view
BK Plus appoints Calvin Bond as corporate finance partner
[ad_1] BK Plus has appointed Calvin Bond as corporate finance partner to lead its deal advisory offering in Scotland. Based in Glasgow, Bond will advise
Chip stocks are hitting fresh records, but Nvidia isn’t the driver
[ad_1] What happened: Chip stocks are back to hitting intraday record highs after a fast round trip. The iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) pushed to its
Scaling Blended Climate Finance: What Works in Practice
[ad_1] The Catalytic Climate Finance Facility (CC Facility), a program jointly managed by Climate Policy Initiative and Convergence, along with the Government of Canada, is
Goodlad ‘not finance minister for Shetland’ but prepared to make case for isles
[ad_1] HANNAH Mary Goodlad has stressed she is “not the finance minister for Shetland” after being appointed to a new role by John Swinney this
Wolters Kluwer AI Push Tests Healthcare Promise And Finance Readiness Gaps
[ad_1] Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St’s easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Wolters Kluwer Health
Nature loss: an urgent financial risk
[ad_1] A Government Actuary’s Department (GAD) expert has co-authored a major new report which calls on actuaries, policymakers and financial institutions to treat nature loss
‘Bridging is no longer confined to a single point in a transaction’: Henry Manley-Cooper, HTB
[ad_1] FR: You recently moved up to deputy managing director of bridging finance at HTB. How would you describe the bridging market at
April’s public sector finances add to the Chancellor’s woes
[ad_1] Higher welfare spending pushed the deficit up by £5bn, from £19bn in the month of April 2025 to £24bn in April 2026,