What does the EU have that the U.S. does not?

What does the EU have that the U.S. does not?

What does the EU have that the U.S. does not?
Artificial intelligence, changing regulation and shifting business models shaped this week’s financial industry news. Brokers expanded their technology offerings, while regulators continued to examine the risks surrounding complex products and emerging forms of automated trading. Elsewhere, ownership changed hands at London Capital Group, a major payments deal emerged in Cyprus, and iFOREX cut its earnings…
Fund targets new Build to Rent family homes across southern England. Your trusted source for commercial real estate intelligence, insights, and market analysis. Register for free to access two complimentary articles per month, or Subscribe to unlock unlimited CRE intelligence. Already have an account? Log in The post Long Harbour secures £100m investment for single…
KCI Technologies is relocating its corporate headquarters within Maryland, moving about 300 employees from Sparks to Hunt Valley. The engineering, consulting and construction firm signed a 53,344-square-foot lease at St. John Properties’ 23-acre North Park business complex, and will occupy two and a half floors at 6 North Park Drive. The firm will make the…
London Credit has enhanced its property development finance proposition, reducing rates across its mainstream development range and launching a new Prime Development offering. The lender has reduced rates across its mainstream development range by 1% per annum. London Credit also introduced a new Prime Development offering. It is designed for lower-risk development projects, with…
Broker business models will have to adapt along with the evolving market and borrower needs, but advisers should not ‘surrender’ vanilla cases to technology or lenders. During a panel at Mortgage Solutions’ British Mortgage and Protection Senate, moderator Jamie Hurst, publishing director at AE3 Media, asked whether the middle of the market would be…
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to the highest in almost two decades, the latest milestone in a bruising global bond selloff driven by booming capital investment and soaring energy prices that are exacerbating inflation. Processing Content The yield, which serves as a benchmark for borrowing costs across the globe, rose as much as five…