Category: Startup Moves
IG Group applies for UK gambling licence
By Yola Prasetyo October 25, 2026
IG Group has filed an application for a UK gambling licence to launch prediction markets covering sports, politics and entertainment, with a target.
CHAT and THNQ AI ETFs Contrast in Strategy and Performance
By Yola Prasetyo October 17, 2026
Compare CHAT and THNQ AI ETFs strategies and performance, exploring their active vs. passive approaches and expense ratios in the growing AI investment landscap
ROBO Global AI ETF THNQ Surpasses $500M, Outpaces QQQ
By Tiara Maulana October 10, 2026
The ROBO Global AI ETF THNQ surpasses $500M, outperforming QQQ by 34.4 percentage points year-to-date.
T. Rowe Price Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF Sees $978 Million
By Yola Prasetyo October 8, 2026
T. Rowe Price Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF (TBUX) sees $978 million in net inflows as yields climb and investors seek safety in short-term debt.
Chris Iggo retires from asset management industry
By Yola Prasetyo September 28, 2026
Chris Iggo retires from asset management industry after 26 years of experience in finance and investment.
ASIC warns private credit funds to improve
By Tiara Maulana September 24, 2026
ASIC warns private credit funds to improve practices by year-end, citing lack of transparency about interest rates and inadequate oversight.
Markets Echo 2006 Risks Amid Rising Leverage, Narrow Risk Views
By Tiara Maulana September 21, 2026
Markets face risks similar to 2006 due to rising leverage and narrow risk views, echoing past financial vulnerabilities.
Fire Horse: Capital Flows Outrun Fundamentals
By Maura Setiabudi September 11, 2026
Asian markets faced volatility during the Fire Horse year as capital flows outpaced fundamentals. Explore how trade balances and energy costs shaped currency tr
30 New Homes and Local Jobs Unlocked in Carmarthenshire
By Maura Setiabudi September 3, 2026
Over £7.5 million funds 30 new homes in Carmarthenshire, creating local jobs and boosting construction in Carmarthen and St Clears.
Wales faces productivity hit from skills gap
By Yola Prasetyo August 31, 2026
Wales' productivity is slipping as a widening skills gap leaves firms unable to hire qualified staff, prompting urgent calls for education reforms.