THE Bank of Japan (BOJ) announced another round of unscheduled bond-purchase operations as it seeks to limit selling pressure on the nation’s debt.
GOLDMAN Sachs Group is working on a fresh round of job cuts that will be unveiled in a matter of weeks, chief executive officer David Solomon said in his traditional year-end message to staff.
MULTIPLE stress points are emerging in credit markets after years of excess, from banks stuck with piles of buyout debt, a pension blow-up in the UK and real-estate troubles in China and South Korea.
MICROSTRATEGY, the enterprise-software firm better known in recent years as the largest corporate buyer of Bitcoin, announced a series of transactions involving the cryptocurrency including its first ever sale of the token. The company remains a net buyer.
JAPAN will make it easier for cryptocurrency exchanges to list tokens, pressing ahead with plans to liberalise the industry even after the epic failure of Sam Bankman-Fried’s digital empire.
UOB Kay Hian’s (UOBKH) ban from new issue and sponsor activities is a significant one, but comes as no surprise to market watchers polled by The Business Times.
UOB Kay Hian’s (UOBKH) ban from new issue and sponsor activities is a significant one, but comes as no surprise to market watchers polled by The Business Times.
SINGAPORE Savings Bonds (SSBs) allotted on Wednesday (Dec 28) were marginally oversubscribed, with investors applying for up to S$172,500 being fully allotted in an issuance that offers less attractive yields.
CRYPTO miner Argo Blockchain said on Wednesday (Dec 28) it will sell its mining facility Helios for US$65 million and refinanced a new asset-backed loan agreement, in an attempt to avoid filing for bankruptcy.
GEMINI Trust and its founders, Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, were sued by investors who claim the crypto asset exchange sold interest-bearing accounts which it failed to register as securities.












