Financial Regulation
The Billion-Dollar Threat: Why Social Media Must Be Held Liable for Financial Scams
Social media is a breeding ground for financial scams, costing consumers billions. It’s time to shift the burden from victims to platforms through robust EU regulation.
The Great Contradiction: Is the US the World’s Financial Cop and Its Biggest Tax Haven?
The US champions global financial transparency while operating as one of the world’s top secrecy jurisdictions. This post explores this great contradiction.
The First Brands Collapse: A Masterclass in How Wall Street Wins, Even When Companies Lose
A car parts company’s collapse reveals a troubling truth: some lenders profited handsomely before the bankruptcy, raising questions about modern finance.
The Fintech Honeymoon is Over: Why New Investment Models Face a Brutal Reality Check
The initial hype of a new fintech or investment model is the “honeymoon.” The real test of its value comes when it faces market volatility and regulation.
Your Retirement vs. The State’s Ambition: The Battle for Your Pension Pot
Governments are eyeing pension funds to finance national projects, creating a dangerous clash with an investor’s core duty to maximize returns for retirees.
The Ghost of Credit Suisse: Why Swiss Prosecutors Are Haunting UBS and What It Means for Global Finance
Swiss prosecutors charge former Credit Suisse execs and UBS, turning a financial bailout into a high-stakes legal battle. What does this mean for banking?
Under the Microscope: Why Regulators Are Cracking Down on Banking, Private Credit, and Global Trading
A new era of accountability is dawning on global finance as regulators probe Italian banks, stress test private credit, and scrutinize trading giants.
The Clock That Shook the Treasury: Why the OBR Chair’s Resignation is a Wake-Up Call for the Entire Financial World
A simple daylight saving error led to the resignation of the UK’s top fiscal watchdog, exposing deep vulnerabilities in financial governance.
The Billion-Pound Time Glitch: Why a One-Hour Mistake Toppled the UK’s Top Economic Watchdog
A one-hour mix-up over daylight saving time led to a premature budget forecast release, costing the UK’s top economic watchdog his job. Here’s why.
Carried Interest Under Fire: Is Labour’s Tax Plan a Risk to the UK Economy?
Labour’s plan to tax carried interest as income sparks debate. Is it a fair reform or a risky gamble that could harm the UK’s investment climate?
Europe’s €7 Billion Green Paradox: Why Climate Funds Are Trapped in Red Tape
The EU has awarded €7.1bn for clean tech, but a mountain of paperwork means only 5% has been paid. A deep dive into a bureaucratic crisis.
Geopolitical Shockwave: Analyzing the Market Fallout of a Presidential Pardon for a Narco-State Leader
A potential presidential pardon for a convicted narco-state leader sends shockwaves through markets, testing global banking and redefining investment risk.