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Binance.US Struggles to Find Bank to Take Its Customers' Cash
As a stopgap, the exchange is using at least one middleman to store user funds on its behalf. Source link
Swiss finance minister sees no ‘stumbling blocks’ to UBS takeover of Credit Suisse By Reuters
2/2 © Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Federal Councillor and chief of the finance federal department Karin Keller-Sutter attends a news conference on Credit Suisse after UBS
In Wake of SVB Collapse, Venture Lending Faces Uncertainty
Among the questions for venture capital after the Silicon Valley Bank debacle: Will funding get a lot more difficult for startups? Source link
Walmart Sues Credit-Card Partner Capital One
WSJ News Exclusive Business Retailer is seeking to end the two companies’ credit-card partnership early Source link
First Republic Suspends Dividend on Preferred Stock
The San Francisco bank’s shares have fallen by nearly 90% since the beginning of March. Source link
Crypto ETFs Have Bounced Back. But Don’t Get Too Excited.
Journal Reports: Investing Monthly Beware, Options Investors: You Pay a High Trading Price Compared With Stocks By Derek Horstmeyer April 7, 2023 at 2:00 PM
Declines in Loan Values Are Widespread Among Banks
When Silicon Valley Bank collapsed last month, the core problem was a giant hole in its bond portfolio. When depositors started fleeing First Republic Bank soon
Chinese Consumers' Lack of Confidence Is Causing a Rush of Mortgage Prepayments
Worries about future income levels and poor investment returns are pushing borrowers to repay debt early. Source link
Declines in Loan Values Are Widespread Among Banks
When Silicon Valley Bank collapsed last month, the core problem was a giant hole in its bond portfolio. When depositors started fleeing First Republic Bank soon
The Pandemic Didn’t End Card Rewards. It Made Them Stronger.
Americans love their credit card rewards more than ever. For card companies, perhaps too much. When the Covid-19 pandemic halted travel—and travel spending—some speculated that