Dow Jones Top Financial Services Headlines at 4 PM ET: Q&A: Bitcoin Funds Are Expanding. HANetf's Co-CEO Explains Why | Global ...
Dow Jones2026/10/08 20:00Q&A: Bitcoin Funds Are Expanding. HANetf's Co-CEO Explains Why Last week, London-based HANetf, an exchange-traded fund provider, launched the world's first euro-hedged bitcoin ETC-noting a shift in demand among its European client base. ---- Global Bond Turmoil Reveals the Surprising Resilience of Emerging Markets "It's very clear that EM is behaving differently than in the past, and EM is holding up better than expected." ---- U.K. Regulators Ready Green Light for $4 Billion ATM Tie-Up Between Brink's, NCR Atleos Authorities said the offer to sell off some parts of Brink's business should address concerns over the ATM operator's planned acquisition of its rival. ---- Fed's Waller Sees Multiple Rate Increases Ahead to Cool Inflation In prepared remarks at the Istanbul Economic Forum, Christopher Waller said the economic data underscoring the need for interest-rate increases hasn't shifted much. ---- Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk Find insight on ING Groep, Man Group and more in the latest Market Talks covering financial services. ---- Wells Fargo Faces Regulator Probe Over Efforts to Boost Black Homeownership Trump's Housing and Urban Development is seeking to crack down on race-based lending, calling it a potential violation of the Fair Housing Act. ---- Ripple, Crypto's Payments Giant, Breaks Into Wall Street The crypto firm is emerging as a serious player in financing leveraged ETFs, a lucrative business long dominated by big banks. ---- Venture Firm Behind Chip Startup Groq Targets $10 Billion Megafund Winning bets on hot AI startups are vaulting a little-known Dallas firm into a small group of firms raising gigantic funds. ---- How one trend-following fund outperformed rivals by bringing humans back into the decision-making process One trend-following fund has outperformed rivals this year by deciding to take profits. ---- Wall Street Bonuses Are Expected to Hit Another High This Year New York reports that the industry is now on pace for $90 billion in profits this year, leading to higher compensati
Q&A: Bitcoin Funds Are Expanding. HANetf's Co-CEO Explains Why
Last week, London-based HANetf, an exchange-traded fund provider, launched the world's first euro-hedged bitcoin ETC-noting a shift in demand among its European client base.
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Global Bond Turmoil Reveals the Surprising Resilience of Emerging Markets
"It's very clear that EM is behaving differently than in the past, and EM is holding up better than expected."
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U.K. Regulators Ready Green Light for $4 Billion ATM Tie-Up Between Brink's, NCR Atleos
Authorities said the offer to sell off some parts of Brink's business should address concerns over the ATM operator's planned acquisition of its rival.
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Fed's Waller Sees Multiple Rate Increases Ahead to Cool Inflation
In prepared remarks at the Istanbul Economic Forum, Christopher Waller said the economic data underscoring the need for interest-rate increases hasn't shifted much.
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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on ING Groep, Man Group and more in the latest Market Talks covering financial services.
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Wells Fargo Faces Regulator Probe Over Efforts to Boost Black Homeownership
Trump's Housing and Urban Development is seeking to crack down on race-based lending, calling it a potential violation of the Fair Housing Act.
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Ripple, Crypto's Payments Giant, Breaks Into Wall Street
The crypto firm is emerging as a serious player in financing leveraged ETFs, a lucrative business long dominated by big banks.
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Venture Firm Behind Chip Startup Groq Targets $10 Billion Megafund
Winning bets on hot AI startups are vaulting a little-known Dallas firm into a small group of firms raising gigantic funds.
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How one trend-following fund outperformed rivals by bringing humans back into the decision-making process
One trend-following fund has outperformed rivals this year by deciding to take profits.
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Wall Street Bonuses Are Expected to Hit Another High This Year
New York reports that the industry is now on pace for $90 billion in profits this year, leading to higher compensation.
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Fintech Plaid Bets on Credit Scores to Fuel Next Phase of Growth
EXCLUSIVE: Plaid is doubling down on its credit-scoring business with new AI models as the company aims to chart its next era of growth with a suite of products beyond its core business.
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Companies Raise More Than $1 Trillion in Equity Markets, But AI, Bond Yields Sour Mood
Markets had been expecting a bumper quarter following an ebullient start to the year crowned by SpaceX's record-breaking IPO.
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October 08, 2026 16:00 ET (20:00 GMT)
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