This past March, a group of venture capital firms and banking organizations led by BNP Paribas invested $30 million into Digital Reasoning, a privately held company based in Nashville that is emerging as one of the leaders in using artificial intelligence to analyze human communications.
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CONTINUE READINGWhat started as a single running event in 2004 has expanded into a substantial program of charitable endeavours by Singapore Exchange’s staff, members and clients which has raised more than S$30 million for over 50 charities. The SGX Bull Charge Charity Run is the exchange's flagship charity initiative. Every year it brings together thousands of runners to race through the streets of the island city’s financial district to raise funds for local charities supporting underprivileged children and families, the disabled and the elderly.
CONTINUE READINGUntil recently, the outlook for the derivatives clearing business was cloudy at best.
CONTINUE READINGWhile transitional arrangements look set to avoid a cliff-edge impact, Brexit will change the landscape for listed derivatives in Europe.
CONTINUE READINGFIA offered comments to the European Central Bank on June 5 regarding the draft cyber resilience oversight expectations for financial market infrastructures.
CONTINUE READINGOn 4 June, FIA submitted comments to the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) on its proposal to increase foreign investment limits for Chinese futures companies.
CONTINUE READINGFIA today released survey results that provide a high level snapshot into clearing brokers’ progress with their Brexit contingency plans, the issues they face when structuring and executing such plans, and the policy proposals that would help address these issues.
CONTINUE READINGA recurring theme of this column has been the need for greater cooperation among regulators so our markets can function effectively at a global level.
CONTINUE READINGIn its first open meeting since 2016, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission met on June 4 to advance several rulemakings.
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