Tito Mboweni Far from the cliché of a grey-suited quiet man of numbers, South Africa’s Finance Minister Tito Mboweni appears to relish stirring up trouble
Month: August 2020
U.S. Stock Market Looks Overvalued to Corporate Finance Chiefs
(Bloomberg) — Corporate finance chiefs say something looks off with the U.S. stock market. About 84% of chief financial officers said equities are too expensive
How millennials and Gen Z are using TikTok to learn about personal finance
Millennials and Gen Z are not only turning to TikTok for entertainment, they are also using it to educate themselves about personal finance. Here are
India’s L&T Finance Weighs $450 Million Rights Issue
(Bloomberg) — L&T Finance Holdings Ltd. is exploring a plan to raise around $450 million through a rights issue, people familiar with the matter said.
China’s Ant Group plans consumer finance firm in growth push ahead of IPO
By Julie Zhu HONG KONG (Reuters) – Ant Group, Alibaba’s fintech arm and China’s dominant mobile payments company, plans to set up a consumer finance
How Patientco Clears Obstacles In Health Care Finance
Benzinga will be holding its annual Benzinga Global Fintech Awards, a day of dealmaking, networking, and recognition in the financial technology space, on Nov. 10, 2020. In
German Finance Ministry proposes blockchain-based solution to digitize securities in draft bill
The finance ministry of Germany, Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF), released a draft bill on the introduction of electronic securities (eWpG) on Tuesday, and it
Penske Media Appoints Paul Rainey As EVP Of Operations And Finance
Seasoned executive Paul Rainey has joined Deadline’s parent company, Penske Media Corp., as EVP of Operations and Finance. He will work across PMC’s portfolio of
Staff still shun London’s ‘ghost town’ finance hubs
Deserted streets, empty restaurants, shuttered stores: London’s financial districts remain largely abandoned by workers still worried about the pandemic and reluctant to return to office