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Billionaire Michael Saylor's Company Just Bought This Popular Cryptocurrency

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of the world's capital to 7% as more financial institutions opt to provide Bitcoin-related services. It's also taking on a lot more debt and issuing more shares to fund those purchases. That sky-high price target would represent a near 15,000% gain from its current price.

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7 Little-Known Income Sources the IRS Expects a Piece Of

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Often, we don't notice these earnings because our bank deposits the funds automatically each month. If you don't know how much you've earned on your savings account funds in 2023, try looking back at your bank statements or contacting your financial institution for help.

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How I Secured $25,000 of Funding for My Startup

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I embarked upon creating a travel-inspired bag line called PAK Rêve, but like many budding entrepreneurs, I hit a financial roadblock: I needed funds -- about $22,000 -- to place my first large order. Initially, the route through traditional financial institutions ended in rejection after rejection.

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Is SoFi Stock a Buy?

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This demonstrates that SoFi's asset base is earning yields that are rising at a faster clip than its liabilities. Besides SoFi's deposit growth being a sign of customer confidence in the financial institution, it's beneficial because it lowers funding costs. SoFi's net interest margin (NIM) was 5.7%

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BoE seeking better tools to monitor buyout giants and hedge funds

Private Equity Wire

The Bank of England (BoE) is intensifying its efforts to closely monitor risks in the non-bank financial sector, which includes private equity firms, hedge funds, and asset managers, according to a report by Institutional Investor.

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Cinven Pours €160m into Eurovita Debt Buyback to Avoid Messy Liquidation

Private Equity Insights

Cinven this month signed an accord with GIC, Singapore’s sovereign fund, and another two investors to purchase from them 140m euros of Tier2 Eurovita bonds, the source added. The offer aims to “to offer liquidity to holders and to assist in ensuring an orderly resolution of the issuer’s liabilities,” the document said.

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Here's Why I Still Own Bank of America

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After this spring's short-lived banking crisis, the investment outlook for Bank of America shifted as investors changed their expectations for funding costs and the way they examine bank balance sheets. Its stock was sold way more than its large U.S. megabank peers, which are down slightly on the year or even a bit in the green. Here's why.

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