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JPMorganChase Unveils $1.5T Plan for US Critical Industries

JPMorganChase unveiled the Security and Resiliency Initiative, a $1.5 trillion, decade-long plan aimed at financing, investing in, and supporting industries critical to national economic security and resilience. As part of this program, the firm will make direct equity and...

Citi Launches SEP Technology for Real-Time Transactions

Citi Investor Services has launched its Single Event Processing (SEP) technology in North America, bringing real-time transaction capabilities and enhanced operational efficiency to the region. The platform, which was first introduced in select European markets, allows for real-time processing...

SEC Lets Asset Managers Add ETF Share Class to Mutual Fund

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) indicated a change for the investment world by paving the way for fund managers to bring exchange-traded fund (ETF) share classes into mutual funds. The action, set to kick-start approvals for several...

JPMorgan And Mitsubishi UFJ Near to Funding $22B Data Centre

Japanโ€™s Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and JPMorgan Chase are reportedly in advanced discussions to underwrite a $22 billion loan for a major Texas data center project, signaling the heightened interest of financial institutions in the expanding digital infrastructure sector. The...

Global Debit Card Market: Overview and Outlook 2024โ€“2032

Global debit card market was valued at $95.7 billion in 2023 and is anticipated to expand to $151.1 billion through 2032 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.5% from 2024 to 2032. The estimated growth further solidifies...

Aon and Redkik Collaborate to Modernise Logistics Insurance

Aon, leading global professional services firm, has entered into a collaboration with Redkik, a software innovator in logistics and transportation insurance. The move is aimed at modernising how cargo and shippersโ€™ interest insurance are embedded across global supply chains. This...

US to Continue Lower Tariff Rates on Imports from China

The US is extending its pause on additional retaliatory tariffs for imports from China till November 10 as per an executive order, which was signed by President Donald Trump on 11 August 2025. The order went on to say that...

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