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TLDR: The new Fafsa (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form, which was supposed to simplify the financial aid application process for college students, has caused delays and frustration for many families.

Canadian banks are potentially misleading investors with their use of the term “sustainable finance,” according to a complaint made to securities regulators by climate advocacy group Investors for Paris Compliance. The group

TLDR: Fintech company anecdotes has raised $25 million in a Series B funding round, bringing its total capital raised to $55 million. The funding was led by Glilot Capital Partners, with participation

TLDR: Kuwait International Bank (KIB) has launched an “Update your KYC” service on its mobile application, allowing customers to update their personal data and information at any time. The service aims to

Commercial banks in Kenya are signaling a slow growth of credit to the private sector as they implement heightened interest rates imposed by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK). This is leading

Citi TTS collaborated with third-party technology providers in 2023 to enhance its platform and offerings. The focus areas for Citi TTS were e-commerce and platform modernization. The collaboration aimed to provide customers

F.N.B. Corporation has announced that it will release its financial results for Q4 2023 after the market closes on 18 January 2024. The CEO, CFO, and Chief Credit Officer will host a

The healthcare industry is facing various challenges and changes as it enters 2024. To navigate these challenges, there are several key strategic initiatives that healthcare leaders should prioritize. These initiatives include: Integrating

Ann Dora Garner, vice president of operations at Commercial Bank, has retired after 43 years of service. Garner had started working at the family-owned bank right after high school and held various

Key points: The government continues to borrow from scheduled banks and repay the central bank, leading to a liquidity crisis and impacting private sector credit growth. The government borrowed Tk 27,952 crore