Standard Chartered starts spot Bitcoin and Ether trading in its UK branch, giving institutions regulated crypto access.

Standard Chartered has launched spot Bitcoin and Ethereum products for its institutional clients. The products were launched through its UK subsidiary, with plans to roll out non-deliverable forwards ...

Delhi ITAT deletes Section 69A cash additions against senior citizens Nand Kumar Taneja and Nita Taneja, citing disclosed income and recorded ...

The price was tightened on Saudi Alinma Bank’s $500 million WNG 5-year senior unsecured sukuk offering to 95 basis points ...

Stablecoin issuer Circle is teaming up with crypto exchange OKX to roll out zero-fee conversions between its USDC stablecoin ...

Shanghai is showing signs of openness towards stablecoins as the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration ...

The US Treasury Department and IRS have repealed a rule requiring decentralized exchanges and other crypto protocols to ...

Bitcoin's recent surge above $117,500 led to over $1 billion in liquidated positions, mostly shorts, causing a significant ...

Gujarat High Court upholds CA certificates for unutilized ITC refunds on netted foreign exchange, easing compliance for businesses with RBI-approved clearing mechanisms. This ruling clarifies proof ...

First Community Corp., the holding company of First Community Bank, has acquired Signature Bank of Georgia in an all-stock ...

Institutional clients, including corporates, investors and asset managers, can now trade digital assets through familiar FX ...