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May 2018
US-Based Fintechs Join Finastra’s FusionFabric.cloud
Finastra announced that its FusionFabric.cloud open platform is open for business and four early adopters, all US-based fintech companies, have joined the infrastructure.
Stock Certificates Endangered By Initial Coin Offerings, Study Says
Greenwhich Associates have published a report that studied how regulated initial coin offerings could transform the market structure.
Admiral Markets Launches ESMA-Compliant Trading Account
Admiral Markets, a leading retail foreign exchange brokerage group, has introduced a new account compliant with the French CFD regulatory requirements.
ASIC and RBA welcome the new BBSW calculation methodology
ASIC and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) have welcomed the new BBSW calculation methodology, which commenced today.
International Brokerage, Larson&Holz Selects MT5 Trading Platform to Launch LH-Crypto
International forex brokerage, Larson&Holz has chosen the Meta Trader5 trading platform to power all its cryptocurrency-based brokerage.
Speech by FED’s Governor Brainard on cryptocurrencies, digital currencies, and distributed ledger technologies
Cryptocurrencies, Digital Currencies, and Distributed Ledger Technologies: What Are We Learning?
Muinmos Partners with Northrow to Further Improve the Compliance Process
Compliance Specialist muinmos has entered into a partnership with Northrow, in a move that will further improve the compliance process for financial institutions.
ImpacTech Extends its Offering through Intelligent Data-Driven CRM for MT5 brokers
ImpacTech, a Cyprus-based FinTech provider has announced its latest offering for brokers with an intelligent enterprise management system, called as ImpactCRM.
eToro Enters U.S. Market With Cryptocurrency Offering
Leading social trading and multi asset brokerage company eToro has announced that launch of a cryptocurrency offering in the United States, which enables U.S.
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia Board
Members commenced their discussion of the domestic economy by noting that the outlook for the economy had not changed materially over the preceding three months.
