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  • Worldline Unites Major Companies And Start-Ups For Its 4th ‘e-Payments Challenge’ Hackathon - The Industry’s Best In Class Fintech Co-Creation Event, Powered By Europe’s Leader In Payments

    Date 17/01/2022

    Worldline [Euronext: WLN], the European leader in the payments and transactional services industry, is thrilled to announce it will be hosting the fourth edition of its industry leading e-Payments Challenge hackathon which is due to take place in an innovative fully virtual format on 26-28 January 2022.


  • City Recruitment Racing Past Pre-Pandemic Levels

    Date 17/01/2022

    Key Stats from Morgan McKinley’s Winter London Employment Monitor:

    • 40% increase in jobs available in Q4 2021 compared to same period in 2019
    • 118% increase in jobs available in Q4 2021 compared to same period in 2020
    • Negligible difference in jobs available in 2021 (32,331) compared to 2019 (32,480)
    • 34% increase in job seekers in 2021 compared to 2019
    • 30% increase in job seekers in 2021 compared to 2020
    • 19% average salary change moving from one job to another in Q4 2021

  • 17 January Is Non-Trading Day For US Securities On MOEX

    Date 17/01/2022

    On 17 January 2022, no trading of shares of US companies will take place on Moscow Exchange, due to holidays in the US.


  • Goldman Sachs Top M&A Financial Adviser In Asia-Pacific For 2021, Finds GlobalData

    Date 17/01/2022

    Goldman Sachs was the top mergers and acquisitions (M&A) financial adviser in Asia-Pacific for 2021 by both value as well as volume having advised on 50 deals worth $148.4bn. A total of 7,807 M&A deals were announced in the region during 2021, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.

  • ASIC Warning: Self-Managed Super Funds And Crypto Investments

    Date 17/01/2022

    • ASIC has noticed an increase in marketing recommending Australians switch from retail and industry superannuation funds to self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) so they can invest in a ‘high return’ portfolio
    • SMSF trustees are being targeted to invest in crypto-assets (or cryptocurrencies)
    • Superannuation is an attractive target for scammers
    • Crypto-assets are a high risk and speculative investment
    • ASIC is reminding superannuation fund members it is best practice to seek advice from a licensed financial adviser before agreeing to transfer superannuation out of a regulated fund into an SMSF