Guest Post | Nov 15, 2022 Despite its popularity in recent years and proven way for people to earn passive income, cryptocurrency has always been controversial. Like any other type of investment, cryptocurrency is considered the riskiest due to the market’s high volatility and unstable value of the cryptos. The fluctuating behaviour of the market
Decrypt | Stacy Elliott | Nov 14, 2022 Alameda Research used prior knowledge of tokens that were scheduled to be listed on FTX to buy them ahead of the public announcements and then sold them for a profit, according to an analysis from crypto compliance firm Argus. Between the start of 2021 and March of
About NCFA Canada | Nov 15, 2022 The National Crowdfunding & Fintech Association of Canada (NCFA), true to its mission of providing education, industry stewardship, networking, growth, and funding opportunities for innovative financial technologies and related sectors, is pleased to launch a brand new thought leadership series on Open Banking led by Berlin-based NCFA ambassador
With the legal challenges to Biden's student loan forgiveness plan mounting, the administration might extend the payment pause on the monthly bills yet again.
Washington Post | Thalia Beaty and Glenn Gamboa | Nov 14, 2022 The rapid collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX into bankruptcy last week has also shaken the world of philanthropy, due to the donations and influence of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried in the “effective altruism” movement. Will no longer happen: The FTX Foundation -- and
Valuations have softened significantly in the tech world, but an opportunity awaits the most discerning investors.
Simplified filing tools that enable individuals and families to submit their information to claim 2021 tax credits will close this week.
In certain situations under current rules, new Medicare beneficiaries have had to wait months for coverage to kick in. Next year, those delays will disappear.
efinancialcareers | Junta Nakai | Nov 11, 2022 Junta Nakai spent 13 years on Wall Street before becoming the global head of financial services and sustainablity at Databricks. He offers three pieces of advice that the finance industry can learn from the tech industry. Reward failure: Silicon Valley is culturally designed to fail fast, while
VentureBeat | Dmytro Spilka, Solvid | Nov 12, 2022 How vast amounts of data will shape our online profiles of the future As the metaverse matures, it appears likely that avatars will represent our metaverse “selves,” and direct-to-avatar (D2A) purchases will facilitate a sense of individualism while maintaining a degree of anonymity. Although avatars will
As the tech sector is rocked by layoffs at major employers, here's a look at how to manage both workers being made redundant and those staying on the payroll.
McMillan | Darcy Ammerman, Robbie Grant, Mitch Koczerginski, Pat Forgione, Robert C. Piasentin, Isabelle Guevara | Nov 2, 2022 Four working groups assembled earlier this year have been working to develop common rules, accreditation criteria, and technical standards for Canada’s open banking system. Accreditation: criteria should focus on four elements: (1) background information and internal
BLG | Éloïse Gratton | Nov 2, 2022 Under Canadian law, corporate directors are responsible for their corporation’s business, including risk identification and management activities, and are required to demonstrate a duty of care. Yes, it's important: Regulators aren’t the only ones watching. Cybersecurity was the second-highest environmental, social and governance (ESG) concern cited by
Guest Post | Nov 14, 2022 In the world of software, user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design are two of the most important aspects of the product. UI design is what the user sees and interacts with, while UX design is how those interactions feel. Together, they create a complete picture of the
A federal appeals court issued a nationwide injunction temporarily barring the Biden administration's student loan debt relief program.