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India’s revamped stock-market closing auction is facing an unexpected challenge: some of the high-frequency and proprietary trading firms that provide significant liquidity are largely opting not to participate, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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The evolution of hedge fund financing since the global financial crisis has shifted risk away from banks' balance sheets but concentrated it within highly leveraged investment vehicles.
ADNOC Gas, the gas business of the Emirati energy major, will spend more than $8 billion on its Rich Gas Development project, the company said today, as it eyes 60% growth in its earnings before…
Rakuten raised about 200 billion yen by selling held securities in May.
New Delhi: India remained one of the world’s busiest initial public offering markets in FY26 , with 366 companies raising nearly Rs 1.9 lakh crore through mainboard and small and medium enterprise…
Man Group has hired Eric Woitscheck, a capital markets specialist from DWS as the London-based investment manager prepares to expand its ETF business into Europe, according to a report by etfstream.
Man Group’s chief financial officer Antoine Forterre has sold about £1.5m of shares in the London-listed investment manager, shortly after the firm reported record assets under management and strong…