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In a groundbreaking study by FIS and Oxford Economics, businesses in the UK are losing approximately £70 million annually, translating to about $89.6 million, due to inefficiencies in the money …
UK Businesses Face £70 Million Annual Losses Due to Financial Disharmony Read More
In 2025, Olivier Blanchard, an esteemed PhD graduate from MIT, received the BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Economics, Finance and Management. This accolade recognises his significant impact on …
MIT Economists Win BBVA Foundation Award for Macroeconomic Excellence Read More
In a remarkable recognition of their academic excellence, Olivier Blanchard, along with fellow economists Jordi Galí and Michael Woodford, has been awarded the 2025 BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award …
MIT Economists Blanchard, Galí, and Woodford Awarded BBVA Foundation Prize Read More
The rise of debanking reflects a growing trend where access to financial services becomes intertwined with political and ethical stances. From Barron Trump to marginalized charities, the implications of such …
Debanking Dilemma: When Access is Denied Amid Compliance Issues Read More
Original Source: www.fidh.org A recent report from a coalition of 28 organizations, including the International Federation for Human Rights, has revealed a disturbing truth: over 800 European financial institutions are …
European Financial Institutions Fueling Israel’s Illegal Annexation: A Call for Accountability Read More
Stanley Druckenmiller warns of an upcoming financial reckoning in the U.S. due to soaring public debt over $35 trillion and a growing budget deficit. He highlights the looming uncertainty regarding …
Stanley Druckenmiller Sounds Alarm on U.S. Debt: A Financial Reckoning Ahead? Read More
Research reveals that concealed public debts may soon match global GDP by 2030. Hidden debts—often a result of corruption or oversight—significantly impede investment in essential services. A study found that …
The Dangers of Hidden Debt: How Concealed Public Debt Affects Economies and Lenders Read More