Asia shares bounce, others cautious as oil rises

Asia shares bounce, others cautious as oil rises

Asia shares bounce, others cautious as oil rises
8:57 AM, 24th September 2026, 7 hours ago 3 An industry body has slammed selective licensing schemes as “ineffective” and a “poor use of public money”. Propertymark’s policy paper on the effectiveness of landlord licensing schemes claims selective and additional licensing schemes can “risk duplicating existing regulatory functions rather than enhancing them”. The industry body…
Imagine a pharmaceutical company spends nearly four years touting a ground-breaking new medicine that will cure all diseases. Early evidence supporting those claims is limited, and massive questions remain, but the company continues to make progress. Criticism and concerns, while addressed, don’t slow its aggressive push. After all, investors believe this is the real deal….
In a webinar hosted by Risk.net, panellists from Scientific Climate Ratings, EDHEC Climate Institute and Amundi discussed the challenges of calculating sovereign climate risk and the steps taken in this direction by Scientific Climate Ratings The panel Thibaud Barnaud, Climate risk consulting manager, Scientific Climate Ratings Nicolas Schneider, Senior research engineer and macroeconomist, EDHEC Climate…
This post was originally published on fca.org.uk The FCA has reviewed its regulatory action against individuals whose convictions have recently been overturned by the Court of Appeal. As these convictions formed the basis on which the FCA took its action, we have revoked the bans of Colin Bermingham, Philippe Moryoussef, Jonathan Mathew and Christian Bittar…
Patek Philippe produced this watch in limited quantities from 1950 to 1985. Only 349 were made. Jay-Z’s Patek Philippe 2499 was previously owned by Swedish watch collector and dealer Tony Kavak, who had a yellow-gold band specially made for the piece. As Kavak tells it, the watch wasn’t initially for sale. “The watch is so…
Investors who conclude the system is rigged “might move their capital elsewhere,” Jones told Fortune, and Gellasch said he expects attention to drift toward markets with tougher disclosure rules, “particularly European markets.” Chester Spatt, a Carnegie Mellon professor and former SEC chief economist, argued the core problem is not that faster access exists, since terminals…