P2P Lending, Bonds and Finance News
E-commerce giant Amazon recently experienced a slowdown on its loan book to 2.6% after which it is trying to revive the falling business. Why does Amazon’s loans business remain a slow grower? For a company like Amazon that deals with thousands … [Read more...]
Revolut, the digital bank based in London, is going down under and is finally opening up bank accounts for the almost 20 thousand strong waiting list it has in Australia. It is, in fact, going all in, and will be investing millions of dollars in … [Read more...]
While the White House is busy navigating through the ongoing trade tensions with China, top Wall Street banks are throwing billions of dollars at Chinese tech unicorns hoping for lucrative returns. China is the next tech hotspot Chinese … [Read more...]
Corporate bonds in India, those done by private placement at least, experienced a four-fold increase for the month of May. This amount to a little over 435 billion Indian Rupees, completely dwarfing the 105 billion of the previous month confirmed by … [Read more...]
While the Republicans are moving at a slow pace to ease the regulatory burden of the US banking industry, there has hardly been some improvement on the ground. According to WSJ talks about banking legislation and regulatory improvements for the … [Read more...]
The recent slump in long-term bond yields in safe-haven bonds from countries such as Germany is having a profound impact on Spain and Italy. The two European Union countries are close to offering a fresh round of long-term debt to sate the appetite … [Read more...]
The legal marijuana industry in Los Angeles wants the administration to acquire a tougher outlook on illegal pot shops in the city. Representatives called on the Los Angeles City Hall on Monday to demand the closure of illegitimate … [Read more...]
Danish retail broker Saxo Bank has finally released their financial results for May and the outlook is not promising. The Scandinavian firm shows continued mediocre performance in trading volumes due to a period of extremely low volatility. The total … [Read more...]
The plight of European banks has remained steady throughout the years. The banks have been outperformed by their American counterparts yet again. What’s happening with European banks? The European banks have been suffering for years, and their … [Read more...]
A new Bankrate.com survey revealed that about 48% of millennials workers use the gig economy to earn extra income on the side. The trend is catching up quickly and moving beyond Uber and Lyft. Americans can’t get enough of gigs Bankrate.com’s … [Read more...]
