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Germany is studying legal changes to avoid a repeat of UniCredit SpA‘s takeover of Commerzbank AG, where the Italian suitor was able to discreetly build large derivatives positions and surprise the bank as well as the government.
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Arthur Hayes said money printing could lift crypto prices, while CONNECT Seoul speakers examined Wall Street’s competitive edge onchain.
Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC) has extended the tenure of its current CEO, Clara Chan Ka-chai, for another three years as the city vows to boost emerging industries in its first five-year plan. The wholly government-owned investment vehicle, which manages HK$62 billion (US$7.9 billion) in funds, announced that Chan would stay on…
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The biggest Japanese LNG importer and largest power producer, JERA, does not expect the shipping hurdles for Qatari supply at the Strait of Hormuz to end in time for the winter. “We don’t expect Qatar LNG coming back to the market soon,” Yukio Kani, chairman and global chief executive officer of JERA, told Bloomberg TV in an interview on…
