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UK’s Hargreaves Lansdown announced the departure of its Chief Financial Officer, sparking speculation about future leadership changes. The decision comes as the investment platform faces evolving market challenges and seeks strategic growth.
Crypto.com has successfully obtained its Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) registration in Argentina, a significant move that enhances its operational footprint in the Latin American market. This development aligns with the platform’s global expansion strategy.
The Chair of the UK’s Payment Systems Regulator has described the potential abolition of certain regulations as a “pragmatic next step.” This move aims to streamline payment processes and enhance innovation within the sector, signaling a shift towards modernized financial systems.
Spain’s second largest bank has reportedly received approval to offer trading services for Bitcoin and Ether. This move marks a significant step in the country’s growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies, potentially expanding access for investors and enhancing the digital asset market.
BBVA has announced it will provide Bitcoin and Ether trading and custody services in Spain, expanding its digital asset offerings. This move positions the bank as a key player in the cryptocurrency market, catering to growing consumer interest in digital currencies.
BBVA has received regulatory approval to offer cryptocurrency services in Spain, marking a significant step in the bank’s digital strategy. This move underscores the growing acceptance of digital currencies within traditional banking frameworks.
Lloyds Banking Group has decided to relocate skilled IT roles from the UK to India, according to a report by the Financial Times. This move aims to enhance efficiency and reduce costs, reflecting a broader trend in the banking sector towards offshoring.
Japan’s prosecutors are set to pursue penalties against former executives of SMBC Nikko Securities for alleged misconduct. This move highlights ongoing scrutiny within the financial sector as authorities crack down on corporate malpractices.
