Standard Chartered has introduced deliverable Bitcoin and Ether trading for eligible institutional clients in the UAE through its Dubai International Financial Centre branch, marking a significant step in integrating crypto into traditional banking. This service allows trading via existing electronic channels with options for custody, reflecting growing institutional interest in regulated crypto assets. Industry expert Wojciech Kaszycki highlights that true bank adoption depends on deeper integration like credit-funded trades, custody balances, and Bitcoin-backed loans, which would demonstrate banks' ability to manage crypto risk. While banks gain regulated flows, crypto exchanges maintain advantages in liquidity and derivatives, especially outside banking hours.
Remittix has raised $33 million and will burn 300 million RTX tokens, reducing supply by 20% ahead of public trading starting November 24, 2026. This token burn and near-cap funding boost scarcity and investor interest. Meanwhile, the XRP Ledger's No...
XTransfer, a leading global B2B cross-border payment platform, made its first appearance at Money20/20 USA 2026 in Las Vegas to accelerate its expansion into Latin American markets. The company recently completed regulatory registration in Chile, ena...
Kelvin Veras Real Estate completed 16 real estate transactions in its first year operating in New Jersey, including sales, purchases, rentals, and landlord services. This milestone highlights the company's successful market entry and diverse client s...
The documentary 'NURSE: Empathy Heals' premiered on October 21 in Nashville, showcasing personal stories of nurses and the critical role of empathy in healthcare. It highlights the emotional challenges nurses face, especially during crises like the C...
Oxford Square Capital Corp. announced it will hold a conference call on October 30, 2026, at 9:00 AM Eastern time to discuss its third quarter 2026 earnings. Investors can join the call via a toll-free number, and a recorded replay will be available ...
