BitGo launches Global Markets unit for institutional crypto services
Led by former NYDIG executive Pete Janney, the division combines trading, financing, derivatives, settlement and investment services for institutional clients.

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Led by former NYDIG executive Pete Janney, the division combines trading, financing, derivatives, settlement and investment services for institutional clients.

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The Nasdaq-listed miner used Bitcoin-sale proceeds to fund repurchases as a $413.8 million digital-asset gain lifted third-quarter profit despite revenue missing consensus.

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The stablecoin issuer posted higher earnings and USDC activity, completed ARC’s genesis mint and agreed to buy Singapore-based B2B payments platform Tazapay.

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Sensors bookings reached a record, while all three segments maintained book-to-bill ratios of at least 1.0 amid weaker earnings margins.

Canada was the only central bank among those overseeing the 10 most-traded currencies to raise rates, while inflation and oil prices stayed elevated.

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The guidance says oversight should reflect AI’s use, lender size and complexity rather than treating the technology as a standalone risk, according to reports dated Nov. 4.

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The legislation adopts the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework and amended Common Reporting Standard, setting timelines for provider data collection and international exchanges.

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Seasonally adjusted sales increased to 5,274 units, while the home price index reached C$928,800 as higher borrowing costs were offset by lower selling prices.

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The ECB’s latest wage tracker points to slower pay growth in July-September 2027 as the central bank monitors inflation linked to the Iran war.

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The Bitcoin transfer originated from an unidentified wallet, with no further transaction details provided.

A Democratic takeover of Congress would put World Liberty Financial, UAE-linked investments, government financing and contract awards under scrutiny.

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Daou Technology, Saramin, CJ and Shinsegae will become JoongAng Ilbo’s largest shareholder group as the publisher addresses liquidity pressures and debt risks.

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Oh Se-hoon challenged President Lee Jae-myung’s emphasis on public-led projects, citing private development’s role in Seoul’s housing supply and stalled Changsin redevelopment.

The buildout adds campuses in Selangor and Negeri Sembilan, expands clean-energy and water infrastructure, and includes training programs for 800,000 Malaysians.

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Hoban Group leads Cho Won-tae and related parties by 0.11 percentage point, but Cho plans to buy 325,000 shares for 37 billion won.

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France’s services PMI fell below 50 in October as weaker domestic demand, tighter financial conditions and rising costs weighed on activity and confidence.

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The voluntary exit program covers employees in Canada, France, Germany, Japan and Switzerland, while key AI and cloud teams appear excluded.

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London’s blue-chip index climbed 1.18% as bank shares surged, while a weaker dollar after the Democrats’ US midterm sweep lifted gold and precious-metal miners.

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Lewis will take over BP's downstream business as CEO Meg O'Neill seeks to strengthen the company's refining and fuels operations.

The board did not specify the increase, but said revised salaries could be paid from January after five days of demonstrations and clashes.
