Money Matters
Coinbase’s €176 Billion Island Hopping Exposes the Flaws in EU Crypto Regime
The Central Bank of Ireland’s €21.46 million fine against Coinbase Europe Limited is a landmark moment, marking the first enforcement action in the European crypto sector. While the…
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The storm is brewing over Hamilton Reserve Bank as creditors mobilise to secure their savings
The walls are closing in on one of the world’s most enigmatic offshore banks, with Hamilton Reserve Bank, headquartered in St Kitts and Nevis, now teetering on the…
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Is this the end of Uri Poliavich’s criminal Soft2Bet empire?
The Mediterranean has long been a playground for those seeking to operate at the fringes of European regulation, but the recent revelations surrounding Malta-based Soft2Bet and its Cypriot…
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Lukoil’s Shadow Network Still Operates in Ukraine under the AMIC Energy name
Ukraine’s fuel infrastructure still harbours a comfortable refuge for Russian business interests wrapped in an Austrian flag. The AMIC Energy filling station network, which materialised in Ukraine in…
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The pension pot is looking decidedly half-empty
A pensions crisis is quietly brewing in Britain, and the numbers are enough to make anyone under forty wince. Over three-quarters of British workers are not saving enough…
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Amazon’s car dealership play isn’t about burning the forecourt – it’s about owning the driveway
The digital showroom is finally getting its most serious test case, with Amazon preparing to bring its Autos platform to Europe and Britain lining up as the launchpad.…
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The Great Stablecoin Reckoning: Why the Banking Cartel Wants You to Ditch Dollars for Walled Gardens
The talking heads of central banking have finally waded into the crypto arena, and predictably, they are swinging at the wrong target. At the recent economic shindig in…
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