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ComplySci (the “Company”), the leading provider of regulatory technology and compliance solutions for the financial services sector, announced today that it has acquired illumis Inc., a premier data aggregator and technology provider whose solutions are used by financial services firms to identify and mitigate risk from employee political contributions.

For many, ESG and digital asset investing are miles apart, with cryptocurrencies in particular being too dirty, too anonymous and too out of reach to be a force for good.

Advisors are partnering up to harness each other’s strengths and capabilities. Crypto has muscled its way into the retirement conversation. And artificial intelligence is making it easier than ever for advisors to connect with prospects.  

This week we're back with a fresh round of new Top 5 VC deals, and out top deal came in at $450M this week, with every deal, once again, well about $100M USD.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio has warned that sky-high inflation is eroding wealth and has offered some suggestions on how to fix it. Regulators have turned their backs on a bitcoin spot-market ETF yet again. Also, PayPal and Citigroup CEOs recently discussed “navigating the pandemic.”

A recent survey commissioned by Orion Advisor Solutions found that nearly 80% of investors believe their advisors should be focused on minimizing their tax obligations

Fintech is exiting 2021 with a bang. IPOs and M&A are on the horizon, while venture capital is shaking things up. Crypto may have lost one battle but it has its sights set on winning the war. BNPL is tapping the capital markets, and fintech stocks could be a bubble just waiting to happen, according to one veteran PE exec.  

When advisors look for ways to reduce their clients’ tax exposure, they establish exactly why a financial professional’s guidance is so valuable. Over time, finance has only become more complicated.

According to the American Kennel Club, the Shiba Inu is an ancient breed of dog. In modern times, it also happens to be the face of an $81 billion dollar cryptocurrency named Dogecoin.

Keep in mind that these newly listed Bitcoin ETFs do NOT actually hold Bitcoin, but rather Bitcoin FUTURES, and specifically, futures traded on the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) which settle monthly in cash. In other words, these new ETFs will never actually hold Bitcoins. How will this affect Bitcoin trading, settlement and, most importantly, how the ETFs will trade? Again, who knows. Its a brand new world.