In a recent interview with Mergermarket, Nasdaq’s Jeff Thomas says there is a “healthy” IPO pipeline, particularly in life sciences, enterprise software, e-commerce and SPACs.
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What Does the Success of Lemonade and Other Insurtech Companies Mean For the Future of Insurance?
The process of buying insurance is transforming and insurance brokerages need to evolve to meet today’s consumers where they are: at the intersection of ease and transparency.
The Goal Of 0%
Retirement; for some of our clients it is right around the corner and for others it is a light at the end of a tunnel many years away.
How Shared Knowledge Could Save Us All During a Pandemic
As the quarantine stretches from weeks into months, our screens offer some sort of salvation. We’re viewing more content than ever, both to level up skills and to stave off boredom.
Remittance and Payments: Crypto’s Big Opportunity in Latin America
Today, financial infrastructure is lacking in many South American nations, leaving many individuals unbanked and businesses struggling to find efficient payment systems and banking services
Oil Moves Higher, Supported by Weaker U.S. Dollar, Drop in Crude Stockpiles
Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.
Daily Markets: U.S. Fires High-Caliber Warning Shot in Trade War With China
The U.S. fired a high-caliber warning shot in its trade war with China as U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo announced a new five-pronged „Clean Network“ effort aimed at curbing potential national security risks.
How Financial Institutions Are Attracting a New Generation of Super Consumers
Ever since the world’s first continuously operating bank was established in Renaissance Italy, the financial sector has enjoyed its role as the sole provider of financial service and the only conduit connecting consumers with markets.
Big Tech Earnings Bonanza (AAPL, AMZN, FB, GOOG): The Implications for Investors
There was a common theme, but the beats were of varying degrees, and the implications of them were somewhat different.
Oil Prices On Track For Monthly Gains
Oil prices rose in overnight trading and are on track for monthly gains, benefiting from a weaker dollar which continued to be hit by concerns over the recovery of the U.S. economy as the coronavirus ravages economic output.