Circle has introduced an automatic zero-fee tier for its tokenized Treasury fund USYC, waiving subscription and redemption fees on up to $1 million in combined daily volume per wallet across Ethereum and Solana. This move targets moderate-volume institutional investors and makes moving money in and out of the fund cheaper, with standard fees applying only beyond the $1 million threshold. USYC is a tokenized version of a short-duration Treasury fund acquired by Circle, offering near-instant redemptions into USDC and available on multiple blockchains. The zero-fee tier aims to boost competitiveness amid growing tokenized Treasury options, while reinforcing Circle's stablecoin ecosystem. However, risks related to smart contracts, counterparty exposure, and regulations remain unchanged.
SCOR SE successfully issued €500 million subordinated notes due in 2056, with an initial fixed interest rate of 4.510% until 2036, then switching to a variable rate. These notes qualify as Tier 2 regulatory capital under Solvency II and are rated A3 ...
SCOR SE has successfully placed €500 million of subordinated bonds due in 2056, featuring a fixed interest rate of 4.51% until 2036, then switching to a variable rate. These bonds qualify as Tier 2 regulatory capital under Solvency II and received an...
At its 2026 General Shareholders' Meeting, Publicis Groupe approved a 4.17% dividend increase to 3.75 euros per share, payable July 3, 2026. The meeting also renewed Tidjane Thiam's board term and appointed Benjamin Badinter and Jaime Teevan as new d...
The glioblastoma multiforme market is projected to grow at a 13.2% CAGR from 2026 to 2036, driven by promising late-stage therapies from companies like Avita Biomedical and Laminar Pharma. The market size was $900 million in 2025, with the US as the ...
In Q1 2026, Yamaha Motor Corp., USA granted over $237,000 to 13 organizations across 10 states through its Outdoor Access Initiative. These funds support trail restoration, safety upgrades, and land stewardship to enhance public land access and outdo...
