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Bronwen Latham

Bronwen Latham

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Investigative Journalist, #DisruptionBanking

Brighton

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my daily writing is macroeconomic in domestic scale fiscal and monetary. sometimes i also writing international and lifestyle issues. about energy

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  • Why Has JPMorgan's Chase UK Banned Crypto?

    By Bronwen Latham| #DisruptionBanking@ Yesterday Chase UK, owned by JPMorgan, banned cryptocurrency transactions after an increase in fraudulent activity. The move follows in the footsteps of NatWest, HSBC, and Nationwide, which have all banned crypto transactions altogether. This development has come as a surprise to many, given that JPMorgan also owns Onyx, the first global bank to offer a blockchain-based platform for wholesale payments transactions.

    By Bronwen Latham · #DisruptionBanking

    Oct. 17, 2023

  • What is the role of PensionBee's Romi Savova at the UK Growth Stage FinTech Fund?

    By Bronwen Latham| #DisruptionBanking@ A new fund – the UK Growth Stage FinTech Fund – has been established by a variety of prolific leaders in the tech and finance industry. Barclays, the London Stock Exchange Group, Mastercard, NatWest, and investment bank Peel Hunt are all involved in a fund that aims to raise £1 billion from institutional investors to support the UK fintech industry. The Fund aims to provide both capital and advice and guidance for FinTech startups to allow them to prosper.

    By Bronwen Latham · #DisruptionBanking

    Sep. 13, 2023

  • Why Has JPMorgan's Chase UK Banned Crypto?

    By Bronwen Latham| #DisruptionBanking@ Yesterday Chase UK, owned by JPMorgan, banned cryptocurrency transactions after an increase in fraudulent activity. The move follows in the footsteps of NatWest, HSBC, and Nationwide, which have all banned crypto transactions altogether. This development has come as a surprise to many, given that JPMorgan also owns Onyx, the first global bank to offer a blockchain-based platform for wholesale payments transactions.

    By Bronwen Latham · #DisruptionBanking

    Oct. 17, 2023

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#DisruptionBanking