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Spot Ether ETFs likely to begin trading Jul 23, industry sources say

THE US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given preliminary approval to at least three of the eight asset managers hoping to launch exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to the spot price of Ether to begin trading next Tuesday (Jul 23), three industry sources said.

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Spot Ether ETFs likely to begin trading Jul 23: sources

THE US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given preliminary approval to at least three of the eight asset managers hoping to launch exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to the spot price of Ether to begin trading next Tuesday (Jul 23), three industry sources said.

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Goldman to curb buybacks after stress test requires more capital

GOLDMAN Sachs plans to cut down on stock repurchases after the Federal Reserve’s annual stress test required it to set aside more capital. The bank again pushed back against the results.

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Bankers chase more M&A in Malaysia as deal volume nearly doubles

IN A tough year for dealmaking in the Asia-Pacific, Malaysia is proving to be a bright spot.

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Bitcoin investment products see third straight week of inflows, CoinShares says

BITCOIN investment products took in US$1.35 billion last week, marking the third straight week of inflows and the highest amount since the start of June, according to CoinShares data.

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Recent data adds to Fed confidence on cooling inflation: Powell

FEDERAL Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Monday that recent data boosts the central bank’s confidence that inflation is coming down towards its two per cent target - a trend that signals interest rate cuts on the horizon.

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JPMorgan raises US$9 billion of bonds in post-earnings spree

JPMORGAN Chase is selling US$9 billion of bonds in the US investment-grade market, the first in what’s expected to be a flood of issuance from Wall Street’s six biggest banks.

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New Zealand inflation report could pave way for RBNZ rate cuts

NEW Zealand inflation may have slowed more than the central bank expects in the second quarter, paving the way for it to contemplate interest-rate cuts.

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Goldman Sachs profit jumps on robust debt underwriting, fixed-income trading

GOLDMAN Sachs’ profit more than doubled in the second quarter, bolstered by higher fees from debt underwriting and a strong performance in its fixed-income trading business.

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Ping An Insurance seeks US$3.5 billion from convertible bond sale

PING An Insurance (Group) is seeking to raise US$3.5 billion through the sale of convertible bonds due in 2029, according to terms of the deal obtained by Bloomberg News.

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