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Former Head Of Swiss Securities And Exchanges To Head New Fintica AI Ltd Advisory Board - New Body To Include Industry Experts: Thomas Zeeb, René Karsenti, Yanming Xiao

Date 13/04/2023

Fintica AI Ltd, a leading provider of next-generation AI for the financial industry, has announced a new Advisory Board made up of experienced financial executives, providing long-term vision and insights to help shape the future of AI for capital markets.
Private Equity Fundraising Sentiment Bleak In 2023 According To S&P Global Market Intelligence Survey - New Outlook Summarizes And Analyzes Survey Results From Private Equity, Venture Capital And Limited Partner Professionals Worldwide- Outlook Reveals Venture Capital Executives Are More Cautiously Optimistic On 2023 Fundraising Activity Compared To Their Private Equity Peers

Date 13/04/2023

Sentiment around fundraising conditions are bleak this year for private equity (PE) firms yet venture capital (VC) executives remain cautiously optimistic, according to the new S&P Global Market Intelligence 2023 Private Equity Outlook Survey. According to the outlook, 45% of private equity executives surveyed expect fundraising conditions in their location to deteriorate this year, while 34% said conditions will remain the same. Venture capital professionals were split, with 35% forecasting a deteriorating fundraising environment and a similar percentage expecting conditions to remain unchanged.
Lifting The Veil On Centralized Exchanges - Kaiko Research

Date 13/04/2023

It’s a truism within the industry that crypto is not an effective tool for crime. Yes, it’s possible to send value without an intermediary, but all transactions leave a permanent trace that can become more visible over time as tracking tools improve. It’s even possible to track funds that move through Tornado Cash — a protocol built specifically to enhance privacy by obfuscating token flows.
BIS - The Changing Nexus Between Commodity Prices And The Dollar: Causes And Implications

Date 13/04/2023

Key takeaways
- Commodity prices and the US dollar have moved in tandem recently, in contrast to their usual statistical pattern of moving in opposite directions.
- The causes of the change in the relationship are partly temporary, such as the unusual combination of recent shocks, and partly structural, such as the United States' emergence as a net energy exporter.
- The change in the nexus compounds the stagflationary effects of higher commodity prices for commodity importers, while its implications for commodity exporters are more ambiguous.
- A lasting change in the nexus could create more difficult challenges for macro-financial stability frameworks, particularly in commodity-importing economies.