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Citi and Coinbase Join Forces to Boost Digital Asset Payment Capabilities for Global Clients

Wall Street · New York

Citi and Coinbase Join Forces to Boost Digital Asset Payment Capabilities for Global Clients

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

Citigroup and cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase plan to collaborate on digital asset payment solutions for the U.S. bank's institutional clients, to expand the offering to global clients in the future.The partnership will initially focus on enabling users to deposit and withdraw traditional currencies (commonl See the Story

Perth serial fraudster sentenced to 14 years over defrauding his investors

Business · Western Australia

Perth serial fraudster sentenced to 14 years over defrauding his investors

Coverage: 7 sources

Chris Marco was sentenced in the WA Supreme Court on Thursday, after he was found guilty on all 43 charges by a jury back in September.See the Story

UK to stop disclosing identity of stock market short sellers, FT reports — REUTERS / pwu404

UK Economy · United Kingdom

UK to stop disclosing identity of stock market short sellers, FT reports

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

Britain's Financial Conduct Authority will announce new rules under which short sellers will no longer have their identities disclosed in public, the Financial Times reported on Monday. The financial watchdog is expected to shift to publishing the total short positions of investors betting against a company's share price on an anonymized and aggregated basis, the report said, citing people familiar with the matter.See the Story

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