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  • New LSEG Risk Intelligence Dataset Reveals Ownership Structures Drive One-Third Of Global Sanctions-Linked Securities Exposure

    Date 20/01/2026

    • Majority of sanctions‑linked instruments remain active, underscoring the ongoing operational burden for trading, investment and post‑trade teams.
    • Rights and entitlements, debt instruments and structured products account for 80% of sanctions‑linked issuance, demonstrating how sanctions exposure concentrates in capital formation and corporate restructuring mechanisms.
    • Russia represents 60% of global sanctions‑related issuance, with regulatory regimes from the EU, US, New Zealand and Ukraine also materially shaping the landscape.

  • Capital.com Partners With Duco To Automate Payment Reconciliations

    Date 20/01/2026

    Capital.com, the global fintech group and online trading platform has selected AI-powered operational data automation platform Duco to transform its critical client and payment reconciliations.

  • UK Government: AI Champions Appointed To Help City Safely Seize AI Opportunities

    Date 20/01/2026

    • New industry champions to turn rapid AI adoption into safe, scalable growth.  
    • Around three-quarters of UK financial firms already use AI, with the technology expected to boost the economy, cut costs for firms and transform services for customers. 
    • Champions will focus on helping firms seize opportunities at pace while protecting consumers and financial stability, reporting directly to the Economic Secretary. 

  • GCEX Expands Product Range With Introduction Of Gold Futures CFDs

    Date 20/01/2026

    Leading regulated digital prime broker GCEX (GCEX Group) serving institutional and professional clients across the UK, EU and UAE, has added Gold Futures CFDs to its product range.

  • CoinShares Fund Flows: Strong Inflows Of US$2.17bn Despite Late-Week Sentiment Reversal

    Date 20/01/2026

    • Digital asset investment products saw their largest weekly inflows since October 2025 at US$2.17bn, though sentiment weakened on Friday amid geopolitical tensions, tariff threats, and policy-related uncertainty.
    • Bitcoin dominated asset-level flows but we saw continued strength across Ethereum, Solana, and a wide range of altcoins.
    • Blockchain equities also performed strongly, attracting US$72.6m of inflows and underscoring sustained investor interest across the digital asset ecosystem.