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Citigroup CEO Reportedly Weighs Plan to Break Up Corporation’s Biggest Unit

The media reports that currently, the chief executive officer of Citigroup Jane Fraser is considering the possibility of creating a plan to break up the largest unit of this corporation as part of a restructuring strategy.

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China’s Evergrande Group Files for Bankruptcy in New York

Evergrande Group, at one time the second-largest real estate developer in China, filed for bankruptcy in New York.

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Emirates Development Bank Collaborates With Trade Capital Partners to Offer Supply Chain Finance

The Emirates Development Bank (EDB) has entered into a partnership agreement with Trade Capital Partners (TCP), which aims to create a solution for supply chain financing and working capital for small and medium-sized businesses in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

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Comerica Bank Unveils New Business Banking Solutions

Comerica Bank, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, announced the launch of a new set of solutions for small business and business banking clients.

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JPMorgan Сhanges Default Forecast for Emerging Markets

JPMorgan has made changes to the forecast for high-yield corporate default in global emerging markets, increasing the level of probability of this scenario.

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El Salvador’s Dollar Bond Yields 70% Annual Return

El Salvador’s bond market has witnessed a strong rebound, despite the scepticism about the government’s decision to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender

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Fitch Warns of Possible Downgrade of Dozens of Banks

An analyst at Fitch Ratings warned that the US banking sector is currently on the way to a new downgrade, which could potentially affect dozens of lenders, including industry giants such as JPMorgan Chase.

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Commodity Trading vs. Oil Trading: Key Differences and Similarities

In the world of financial markets, commodity trading and oil trading play crucial roles in global economies. Commodity trading encompasses a broad range of tradable assets, including agricultural products, metals, and energy resources, while oil trading specifically focuses on the buying and selling of oil and its derivatives.

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Brazilian Digital Bank Inter Reports Record Profit

The Brazilian digital bank Inter has published a report on the financial results of this virtual lender in the second quarter of this year.

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UBS to Pay Over $1 Billion to Settle Fraud Claims

It became known that the Swiss bank UBS agreed to pay $ 1.4 billion as part of the settlement of claims of involvement in fraudulent activities in the United States, which became a kind of premise of the financial crisis that broke out in 2008.

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The Strategic Impact of a Credit Repair Merchant Account

In today’s financial landscape, credit repair has emerged as a critical service for individuals and businesses striving to improve their creditworthiness.

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British High Commission in Fiji Form Partnership to Deliver Climate Finance Projects

The UK Government announced that the British High Commission (BHC) in Suva, Fiji, has established a partnership system under which climate finance projects will be implemented in the Pacific island States.

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Cash Flow Tips for Personal Finance Management

Personal finance management can mean the difference between you reaching your financial goals or ending up in debt. A lot of people aren’t taught how to manage their finances properly, but we’re going to help with sound advice.

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4 Common Gold Investment Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

The mid-1800s California Gold Rush is a tale entrenched in our collective memory, a period when seemingly everyone was gripped by gold fever, ready to wield a pickaxe and gamble on striking it rich. Fast forward to the present day, the pursuit of gold has certainly become less physically demanding, but not necessarily easier.

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American Banks Lose Nearly $19 Billion in Loans

In the United States, banks in the second quarter of this year reported losses on loans of almost $19 billion.

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York Reports Record Americans’ Credit Card Debt

The indicator of the debt of residents of the United States on credit cards has reached a historical level of more than $1 trillion.

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