Author: Danielle

On the morning of May 7, 2026, two officials in Dhaka signed a memorandum the country had been waiting on for the better part of a decade. Dr. Julia Moin of the Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority and Afroza Sultana of the Bangladesh Power Development Board put their names to a single 412-acre solar project: a 130-to-140-megawatt plant with battery storage, to be built on unused public land in Sonagazi, in Feni district. The Asian Development Bank had positioned itself behind the deal as Transaction Advisor, preparing the feasibility studies and the international competitive bidding process that would follow. The project…

Suffolk University is not Harvard. It’s a mid-sized private university in Boston, known for its law school and for producing graduates who enter careers in business, government, and law without the credential premium that name-brand institutions carry. Leopoldo Alejandro Betancourt López earned a double major in Economics and Business Administration there, then built a portfolio eventually valued at $2.6 billion spanning five continents and six industries. The credential gap is worth examining, not to diminish institutions that produce more celebrated alumni, but because Betancourt López’s trajectory runs counter to the implicit claim that pedigree determines ceiling in international business. His…

The Founding Team of Filmoney Global was invited to the prestigious BFI South Asian Film Festival in London on 10th May 2026. They made an appearance on the red carpet at one of the most internationally regarded gatherings in contemporary cinema. The festival, organised under the auspices of the British Film Institute, holds a prominent position in the international cultural calendar – a confluence of the most creative voices in film, finance, media and the arts, celebrating South Asian stories and their increasing influence on global entertainment markets. Recognised for its focus on cinematic excellence and cross-cultural dialogue, the BFI…

Political strategist Alberto Lage and psychologist Iracema Rezende wrote the book to give readers an honest account of what candidates go through during campaigns — the emotional weight, the psychological strain, and the decisions made under conditions that few leadership guides address. Their aim is to show that those conditions, and the responses they produce, are not unique to politics. “Inside the Candidate’s Head: The Psychology of Running for Office – Lessons from Brazil’s Campaign Trenches” is now available in English. The Portuguese edition topped Amazon Brazil’s bestseller lists, and a Spanish edition carried the book across Latin America and…

FXIFY™, the first broker-backed prop firm, has marked its third anniversary, reporting over $40 million in trader payouts and a global base of 250,000 active traders. With a record individual payout of $117,000, the firm says it continues to strengthen its position in the prop trading industry as it enters its fourth year.  FXIFY was created with a simple goal: to build a prop firm that truly benefits traders. Instead of depending on challenge fees, its model is focused on funding and rewarding those who perform. In a sector where many firms are structured around trader failure, FXIFY is built…

A payment service provider operating in 2026 sits at the centre of one of the most competitive payment gateway infrastructure markets in fintech. Generic processors are commoditising downstream. Banks are entering the space directly. New regulations like PSD3 raise the operational floor every year. The white label PSP gateway model is how serious payment service provider companies stay competitive in this environment. This article covers the three payment gateway paths a PSP can take: choosing an existing white label PSP platform, building one payment gateway from scratch, or deploying through a managed white label service. Each path has clear tradeoffs, and…

Most companies don’t fail at international expansion because of a bad strategy. They fail because the financial plumbing is a nightmare. Enter is one of the platforms trying to fix that. Built as a UK all-in-one platform helping businesses grow internationally, it pulls together the core financial tools that growing companies typically need — accounts, transfers, corporate cards, multi-user controls — into a single environment instead of scattering them across five different providers. Here’s the thing: the operational chaos of cross-border finance is often invisible until you’re already in it. You’ve got a bank in one country, an FX provider…

There are cities that attract property investors through novelty and cities that attract them through durability, and Liverpool, as it moves through 2026, sits firmly in the second camp. The appetite for the city has not dimmed so much as matured, shifting from the speculative enthusiasm of earlier cycles towards something more grounded in the fundamentals that serious long-term investors actually care about. Higher borrowing costs and a tightening regulatory environment have prompted some landlords to reconsider their exposure to traditional buy-to-let, and that reassessment has in some respects worked in Liverpool’s favour. Investors who remain active in the market…

UxoTrade is getting attention — and not from flashy ads or sponsored hype. Quietly, among active traders who swap platform recommendations in forums and group chats, UxoTrade keeps coming up. So what’s driving it? The short answer: speed and simplicity in a space that often overcomplicates both. A Multi-Asset Setup Without the Clutter At its core, UxoTrade is a CFD platform — meaning traders speculate on price movements across several markets without owning the underlying assets. That covers forex (major and minor pairs), crypto including altcoins, global stocks and indices, and commodities like gold and oil. Multi-asset access in one…