Global Finance

UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti made a whopping 14.4 million Swiss francs in 2023, a staggering amount that equals $15.9 million in the US. This massive sum comes after his unexpected return to lead the Swiss banking giant once again. Ermotti stepped back into the role following the absorption of troubled competitor Credit Suisse. The announcement
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in Britain recently announced guidelines for financial services companies and social media influencers regarding the creation of memes related to cryptocurrencies and other investments. This move by the FCA aims to combat the increasing number of scams in the financial sector. The FCA stressed the importance of ensuring that marketing
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The private equity landscape in Asia Pacific experienced a significant decline in total deal value last year, reaching its lowest point since 2014. This decrease was primarily attributed to a combination of factors such as slowing economic growth, high interest rates, and volatile public markets. Fundraising also dropped to a 10-year low, reflecting the challenges
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Roundhill Investments is taking a bold step by introducing two new exchange-traded funds to the market. The first fund will focus on companies within the health care sector that are responsible for GLP-1 drugs. This move comes at a time where rapid advancements in pharmaceuticals are expected, making it an exciting space to keep an
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The recent surge in immigration into the U.S. is proving to be beneficial for the economy, according to Joyce Chang, chair of global research at JPMorgan. Despite facing global challenges, the U.S. economy is displaying resilience, with the Federal Reserve raising its GDP growth projection to 2.1% for 2024. This increase comes after the economy
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The trade tensions between Europe and Beijing are expected to increase as China’s manufacturing capabilities in strategic industries continue to grow rapidly. Jens Eskelund, the president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, expressed his concerns by calling it a “slow-motion train accident.” He emphasized that Europe cannot stand by and watch as
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