Misinformation is no longer a fringe concern for companies – it is a fast-moving, reputation-wrecking force. As false narratives go viral, organisations must act swiftly to detect, counter and contain the damage

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02.09.2025

The hidden risks in private credit’s $3trn boom | World Finance

As private credit markets balloon into opaque, cross-border mega-funds chasing yield in unstable regions, the sector is hurtling toward a geopolitical reckoning – one that could blindside institutional investors and reshape global capital flows

World Finance Magazine

02.09.2025

Saudi cuts spark global ripples | World Finance

Plunging oil prices are forcing Saudi Arabia’s powerful Public Investment Fund to slash spending, threatening mega-projects, foreign investment and jobs – with global consequences for contractors, economies and markets

World Finance Magazine

02.09.2025

Europe’s neobanks eye American wallets | World Finance

The old continent’s digital banks are setting their collective sights across the pond at the US market – but they must overcome considerable regulatory obstacles and cultural differences in order to thrive

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