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XTB’s Sánchez-Matamoros Joins Admiral Markets as Spain’s Country Manager

XTB’s Sánchez-Matamoros Joins Admiral Markets as Spain’s Country Manager

Francisco Sánchez-Matamoros, a former Senior Sales Manager at Polish retail broker X-Trade Brokers’ (XTB) office in Madrid, has joined Admiral Markets Group as the Country Manager in Spain. Sánchez-Matamoros announced his appointment as leader of Admiral Markets Group’s country office in Spain, on Linkedin. “I am happy to start a new project as Country Manager …

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DeBridge Team Foils Possible Lazarus Group Cyberattack

DeBridge Team Foils Possible Lazarus Group Cyberattack

DeBridge Finance co-founder Alex Smirnov claims the team was the subject of an attempted cyberattack yesterday by the North Korean hacking group. Key Takeaways DeBridge Finance fended off a cyberattack yesterday, according to co-founder Alex Smirnov. The modus operandi suggests the entity behind the attempted attack may be North Korean hacking syndicate Lazarus Group. Lazarus …

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Finance Redefined: Solana and Nomad bridge fall prey to exploits losing millions

Finance Redefined: Solana and Nomad bridge fall prey to exploits losing millions

Welcome to Finance Redefined, your weekly dose of essential decentralized finance (DeFi) insights — a newsletter crafted to bring you significant developments over the last week. This past week, the DeFi ecosystem saw two exploits, one after another, resulting in the loss of millions of dollars. First, cross-bridge token platform Nomad became a victim of …

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EUR/USD fails to recover 1.0200, looks vulnerable as dollar remains firm

EUR/USD fails to recover 1.0200, looks vulnerable as dollar remains firm

US dollar holds onto important daily gains after NFP. Employment reports boost US dollar and yields. EUR/USD heads for a modest weekly loss. The EUR/USD bottomed on Friday at 1.0140 and then rebounded. The recovery of the euro was not strong enough to regain 1.0200. Near the end of the week, the pair looks vulnerable, on …

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Canada: BoC still likely to raise rates aggressively after employment numbers

Canada: BoC still likely to raise rates aggressively after employment numbers

The Canadian employment reports showed an unexpected negative change in July. Analysts at CIBC point out that while the figures muddied the waters further for policymakers, the Bank of Canada will likely focus on the historic low unemployment rate and still strong wage growth to justify another non-standard rate hike at its next meeting.  Key …

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Canada Ivey Purchasing Managers Index s.a fell from previous 62.2 to 49.6 in July

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Jenny Lee left JPMorgan’s table-topping leveraged-finance desk for a gig with Brigade Capital Management. The dealmaking veteran is taking the plunge into private credit as the market shifts.

Jenny Lee left JPMorgan’s table-topping leveraged-finance desk for a gig with Brigade Capital Management. The dealmaking veteran is taking the plunge into private credit as the market shifts.

Insider’s Banker of the Week series appears in our weekday newsletter, 10 Things on Wall Street. This week we’re highlighting Jenny Lee, who just left her position as a managing director on JPMorgan’s leveraged-finance desk to build a private-credit business for Brigade. Lee’s decision comes as cashed-up direct lenders take market share from Wall Street …

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