2019-2-28 13:05 |
Blockchain-based home equity loan startup Figure Technologies has raised $65 million in a round backed by Morgan Creek.
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2019-2-28 13:05 |
Blockchain-based home equity loan startup Figure Technologies has raised $65 million in a round backed by Morgan Creek.
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Figure, a new financial services startup founded by SoFi founder and former CEO Mike Cagney, has raised $65 million from major venture capital funds
2019-2-28 04:25 | |
When Tesla CEO Elon Musk pressed “tweet,” he had to know his ill-timed joke about production numbers would catch the attention of SEC regulators. However, that single Twitter post might now force Tesla to pay nearly $1 billion in cash to settle up with bondholders.
2019-2-28 20:00 | |
Although Amazon (AMZN) remains on thin ice, especially as equity markets continue to toss and turn, the world-renowned Nasdaq stock performed its FAANG counterparts over Xmas week. Many analysts have chalked up its relatively strong performance to booming holiday sales data.
2018-12-31 22:00 | |
Konkrete is a blockchain-enabled property platform. It will allow individuals to crowdfund their home deposits (allowing them to get into the property market sooner) or existing owners to release equity in their homes.
2018-8-6 20:04 | |
Various banks around the world have shown a tendency to oppose cryptocurrency. Bank of Queensland is doing exactly that, even though its decision makes a lot of sense. Clients were tapping into home equity loans to buy cryptocurrency, which is ill-advised.
2018-7-15 21:00 | |
One of Australia’s oldest financial institutions, Bank of Queensland, has prohibited the use of home equity loans for virtual currency speculation. Also Read: Tether Announces Appointment of New Chief Compliance Officer Bank of Queensland Cracks Down on Customers Using Mortgage Funds to Trade Crypto Bank of Queensland has banned its customers from using loans that are
2018-7-14 11:26 | |
One of Australia’s oldest financial institutions, Bank of Queensland, has prohibited the use of home equity loans for virtual currency speculation. The move has been attributed to concerns pertaining to the growing regulatory oversight of the cryptocurrency sector in Australia.
2018-7-14 09:55 | |
The Australian Bank of Queensland has banned property buyers from using home equity to buy cryptocurrencies, the Financial Review reported July 12. The Bank of Queensland is reportedly the latest institution to bar credit lines from loans to be used for leveraged purchases or trading of cryptocurrencies. The Bank of Queensland is updating loan contracts,
2018-7-13 04:50 | |
The Australian Bank of Queensland has barred the use lines of credit from home equity loans in purchasing cryptocurrencies
2018-7-13 02:28 | |