As the crypto industry spiraled from the fallout of FTX and regulators began closing in, one corner of the sprawling market saw an influx of demand from institutional investors: listed futures trading.
Prices for the most coveted Rolex, Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet watches are still falling but have outperformed returns from stocks and cryptocurrencies, according to Morgan Stanley.
Airbus SE is concerned about reliability and spare-part availability for new-generation engines that power aircraft like the A320neo family, potentially adding another wrinkle for airlines ramping up operations just as component shortages begin to ease.
WeWork Inc. missed analysts’ expectations for profit in the fourth quarter, but showed a glimmer of potential for future profitability.
Housing Development Finance Corp. priced its biggest ever rupee bond issuance ahead of a merger with its banking unit, which will create an Indian financial services behemoth valued at more than $200 billion.
Russian state-sponsored hackers have inundated Ukrainian targets with a “near-constant digital attack” in the year since the invasion, Alphabet Inc.’s Google said in a new report.
Apollo Global Management and Goldman Sachs Asset Management LP are preparing to launch private credit funds aimed at wealthy European investors, trying to capitalize on a burgeoning corner of the credit market.
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari delayed a plan to outlaw some old high-value banknotes to April 10 as the West African nation struggles with a shortage of cash.
(Bloomberg) — Three of Europe’s highest profile female central bankers are emerging as strong candidates for the race to succeed Andrea Enria as the bloc’s top bank watchdog, potentially bringing a woman to the job for the second time.
Austria is targeting specialist ethical investment funds with plans for green money market notes, its latest innovation in sovereign debt.
