Climate-Neutral Financial Markets: Retirement Provision Should Serve the Climate
German retirement institutions are focusing on climate-neutral capital investments to promote sustainability.
TCU gives 15 days for Treasury, Caixa, and BB to clarify federalization of BRB
The TCU has set a 15-day deadline for Brazilian financial institutions to clarify the federalization of the BRB amid ongoing financial difficulties and scandals.
Bloomberg: Saudi Investments in US Stock Markets Doubled
Saudi financial institutions have significantly increased their investments in US stock markets, with trading jumping to around 254 billion riyals in late 2025, while domestic trading has sharply declined.
Who offers the cheapest installment loans? Offers from banks and non-bank institutions
This article discusses the evaluation criteria for short-term loans and presents various offers available from banks and non-bank institutions in Poland.
Financial institutions in Latvia prevented four times more fraud attempts in January than criminals executed
In January, Latvian financial institutions successfully thwarted many more fraud attempts than were carried out, protecting over a million euros from potential losses.
Profit of Latvian financial institutions - 29.5 million euros
Latvian monetary financial institutions reported a profit of β¬29.5 million in January, an 18.5% decrease from the same period in 2025 according to Latvia's central bank data.
Arco Vara has a new leader from the bank
Rait Riim, with 20 years of experience in the real estate sector, has been appointed as the new leader of Arco Vara after holding leadership positions in various financial institutions.
African leaders pool $2.5tn to boost cross-border infrastructure
African leaders have established the Africa Infrastructure Financing Facility to mobilize $2.5 trillion for cross-border infrastructure projects aligned with Agenda 2063.
Back to School 2026: Discounts of up to 40%, Interest-Free Installments, and Promotions to Save on Supplies, Clothing, and Technology
As the school season starts, financial institutions and retailers in Argentina are launching promotions to help families cope with the financial burden of back-to-school expenses.
Argentina Week 2026 in New York: Milei, Wall Street, and major corporations meet to attract investments
Argentina Week 2026 in New York aims to attract investments through high-level meetings with President Javier Milei and key financial institutions.
Regarding the funding of 'Nemuno auΕ‘ra' β the ironic reaction of I. RuginienΔ: do you think I am an accountant as well?
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. RuginienΔ humorously dismissed a question about the funding of the political party 'Nemuno auΕ‘ra', highlighting the importance of allowing institutions to handle investigations without interference.
Federal Police targets institution suspected of creating invisible clients for money laundering in SP
The Brazilian Federal Police launched an operation to investigate a financial institution accused of facilitating money laundering by allowing anonymous transactions.
The Biggest Patron of Culture and Sport
The article discusses the significant contributions of Totalizator Sportowy to Polish sports and culture over the past 70 years, detailing financial support extended to various cultural activities and institutions.
University students can negotiate student debts in a collective effort starting Wednesday (25) in Manaus
A collective event in Manaus will allow university students to negotiate their outstanding student debts with private higher education institutions.
Congress restores funding to cultural institutions once on Trumpβs chopping block
The Republican-controlled Congress has approved a funding bill that reinstates financial support for key cultural institutions targeted by former President Trump for severe budget cuts.
Major banks negotiate measures to increase the responsibility of smaller institutions after the Master crisis
Major Brazilian banks are seeking regulatory changes to hold smaller financial institutions accountable after the Master bank crisis led to significant financial losses and institutional failures.
J.P. Morgan Bank Received a Record Fine for Misreporting Risks
J.P. Morgan Bank has been fined a record amount for improperly reporting risks.
Funding Principles of Schools Raise Many Questions in Educational Institutions
The Estonian Ministry of Education has raised questions about the financial responsibilities of schools regarding necessary educational materials and extracurricular activities.
The Friends of the CNBV
The article discusses the controversial request for a financial license by Mexican legislator Patricia ArmendΓ‘riz, highlighting her checkered history with financial institutions and the implications of her connections within the CNBV.
The Epstein case extends to France: raids at the offices of former culture minister Jack Lang
French authorities have raided the offices of former Culture Minister Jack Lang as part of an investigation into his potential financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Dramatic End for Jack Lang: Security Raid during His Farewell at the Arab World Institute
French police raided the Arab World Institute in Paris during a farewell speech for its president, Jack Lang, as part of an investigation into his financial ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
The 100 Best MBAs in the World: A Shake-up at the Top of the List
MIT's Sloan School of Management has claimed the top spot in the Financial Times' global MBA ranking, surpassing prestigious institutions like Insead and Wharton.
Malawi: Expose - the Kwacha's Secret Fall--Why the MRA and RBM Are Speaking Different Languages
Malawi's financial institutions are at odds over the true value of the Kwacha, leading to confusion in the business community.
Online Submission Obligations for Financial Income by Financial Institutions to Reflect on Insurance Premiums for Those Aged 75 and Older
New regulations will mandate online reporting of financial income by financial institutions for individuals aged 75 and older, affecting their medical insurance premiums.
Ethiopia Strengthens Strategic Partnerships With Major International Financial Institutions
Ethiopia has reinforced its partnerships with international financial institutions, exploring enhanced cooperation for development projects.
The dollar and its dominance over the world economy: why the USA can block our credit cards and put banks in difficulty
The article discusses the impact of U.S. financial sanctions on individuals and institutions and highlights a case where an ICC judge faced severe financial restrictions due to a legal decision against Israeli officials.
Bloomberg: Growth Surge Raises Performance Expectations for Malaysia's Economy in 2026
Financial institutions revise their growth forecasts for Malaysia's economy in 2026 upward, anticipating growth to exceed the government's official estimations due to a strong last quarter performance.
The Master is Gone, the BRB Remains
The BRB, a bank owned by the Federal District government in Brazil, is one of the few surviving institutions from a tumultuous financial period characterized by the inefficiencies of state-run banks.
Wall Street could seize your retirement savings in the next financial crash β and it's perfectly legal
The article discusses how legal changes may allow Wall Street and financial institutions to potentially take over Americans' retirement savings in the event of a financial crash.
How did Epstein continue to employ millions in hedge funds despite his conviction?
The article discusses Jeffrey Epstein's continued involvement in hedge funds post-conviction, highlighting how he secured substantial investments despite previously being disassociated by major financial institutions.
Real estate auctions have more than 3,400 offers in the country
Brazil is experiencing a surge in real estate auctions, offering over 3,400 properties nationwide, including significant discounts.
Are you going to enjoy Carnival? See tips to enjoy without falling into bank fraud
As Carnival approaches in Brazil, banks and financial institutions warn about the heightened risk of fraud and provide guidelines to help individuals protect themselves.
SKKU, National Changwon University, and 3 Other Universities Selected as Specialized Institutions in Bio and Robot Industries
The South Korean government has selected five universities to receive financial support as part of its initiative to specialize in bio and robotics industries.
VIDEOS: NE2 Thursday, February 12, 2026
The article reports on various significant Brazilian news topics, including a meeting at the Supreme Federal Court regarding a police report that involves a prominent justice, as well as financial troubles affecting major institutions.
A participant in PPK can return to accumulating funds
Employees who previously opted out of Poland's Employee Capital Plans (PPK) can rejoin and resume contributions to save for retirement.
Dai-ichi Life HD Unauthorized Disclosure of 1155 Cases of Secondment Information; Common Among Major Companies
Dai-ichi Life Holdings announced that 64 employees of its group companies illegally took internal information from 28 financial institutions, revealing a widespread unethical practice in the insurance industry.
What is the price of the Mexican peso against the US dollar this Wednesday, February 11
The article discusses the current exchange rate of the Mexican peso against the US dollar as of February 11, providing real-time updates and comparisons from various financial institutions.
VLK head says unpaid supracontractual services amounted to 26.8 million euros last year
The head of VLK reported that due to financial constraints, 26.8 million euros worth of services provided by healthcare institutions went unpaid last year.
VLK Director: Healthcare Institutions Will Not Receive 26.8 Million Euros for Services Provided
A director from VLK announced that healthcare institutions in Lithuania will not receive 26.8 million euros for additional services rendered beyond their contracts.
Digital payments to optimize customer experience
Digital payments have transitioned from a quick alternative to a central element that allows companies to operate efficiently and build trust with customers.
Housing mortgage loans increased by 3 trillion won in January... As banks raise their thresholds, the demand shifts to secondary financial institutions
In January, housing mortgage loans saw a significant increase as demand shifted to secondary financial institutions due to stricter lending standards set by banks.
Brazilians have R$ 10.27 billion forgotten in banks and other institutions; see how to withdraw
The Central Bank of Brazil reports that R$ 10.27 billion is currently forgotten in banks and financial institutions, belonging to millions of individuals and companies, with instructions on how to reclaim these funds.
Course Seller on TikTok Kicked Out by Payment Giants
Svea Bank and Klarna have ceased allowing the use of their payment services for the online course Nextlevel due to financial issues and concerns over its legitimacy.
INSS will have 'consigned loan auction' to increase competition among banks; see how it will work
The INSS is set to implement a consigned loan auction model that allows retirees to compare offers from different banks, aiming to boost competition and reduce pressure from financial institutions.
CAC accuses banks of aiding corruption by hosting inactive company accounts
The Registrar-General of the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria has accused banks of facilitating corruption by allowing inactive companies to operate freely.
Amounts to be received: 49.6 million people still have forgotten money in banks; see how to recover the funds
The Central Bank of Brazil reported that R$ 10.27 billion remains as 'forgotten funds' by customers across financial institutions, with nearly 50 million people and over 5 million companies having unclaimed amounts.
Saudi Arabia Tightens the Tap on Petrodollars. Bad News for Museums in Europe
Saudi Arabia is reportedly scaling back its financial support for cultural institutions in Europe, which had benefited from the kingdom's investment in the arts in recent years.
Business Ticker: Deutsche Bank reaffirms mistakes in dealing with Epstein
Deutsche Bank has reiterated its acknowledgment of errors in its business relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing that taking him on as a client in 2013 was a mistake.
Sumitomo Life Unauthorizedly Took Out 780 Internal Documents from 8 Financial Institutions
Sumitomo Life announced that 13 employees had unlawfully taken 780 internal documents from eight financial institutions where they were seconded.
China urges its banks to reduce holdings of US Treasury bonds
China has advised its financial institutions to diminish their holdings of US Treasury bonds due to concerns over market volatility and concentration risks.