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Monday 9 November 2026 · London closed
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The latest banking and finance news and analysis from the Financial News newsroom.
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The Houses of Parliament appeared as usual on a gloomy afternoon outside Westminster, with tourists gathered close to the gates, taxis parked along Parliament Street, and the Thames slowly flowing…
Power suits, security personnel, and reporters holding half-charged phones were a common sight in the corridors outside a Senate hearing room on a muggy afternoon in Washington. Even by Capitol…
The Pentagon's enormous parking lot outside of Washington, D.C., starts to fill up before dawn. Engineers, analysts, and consultants with laptops and access badges attached to their jackets are among…
On a chilly weekday morning in Cambridge, cyclists glide past centuries-old college walls while, a few streets away, young engineers stare into glowing laptop screens inside a glass-fronted co-working space.…
The trading floor of a hedge fund office hummed softly, almost courteously, on a wet morning in Midtown Manhattan. Coffee cooled next to keyboards as screens glowed with yield spreads…
Every Monday Morning, analysts at AML Union open a fresh batch of case files — wallet addresses, transaction hashes, timestamps — and begin reconstructing where someone's money went. The queue…
Quietly, almost cautiously, the conversation started. A universal digital identity for payments sounded surprisingly straightforward as a number of finance officials leaned over briefing papers in a conference room where…
The Financial Conduct Authority headquarters' glass façade mirrors the skyline on a gloomy winter's morning in London's Stratford neighborhood. Unaware that regulators are discreetly rewriting the rules for a sector…
Construction cranes hover over what appears to be a futuristic industrial city in the desert outside of Phoenix early in the morning. Carrying enormous cooling units and steel beams, trucks…
The routine still appears familiar outside many of Lower Manhattan's glass towers. Markets open at 9:30, screens glow with numbers and charts, and analysts rush through revolving doors holding coffee.…
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