After years of caution, global private equity funds are quietly pivoting back to China — drawn by cheap valuations, low debt costs, and shrinking competition. At the Global Financial Leaders’ Summit in Hong Kong, top fund executives signaled a major rebalancing: “Investors, particularly non-U.S. ones, feel overallocated to dollar assets,”said Jean Eric Salata, Chairman of...
Quantum Computing Stocks — Science Fiction Meets Market Speculation
Quantum computing — long considered the holy grail of technology — is now the hottest new frontier on Wall Street. Shares of the “Quantum 4” — Rigetti, IonQ, D-Wave, and Quantum Computing Inc — have soared over 100% this year, driven by hopes that these machines could one day solve problems far beyond classical computing....
Japan’s Crypto Market Heats Up — Exchanges Race Ahead on Easing Regulation Hopes
Japan’s crypto industry is reawakening.From new ETF concepts to leveraged trading products, major exchanges are moving fast as policymakers debate tax cuts and looser leverage limits that could reshape the market as early as 2026–2027. 🇯🇵 From Caution to Momentum After years of skepticism following the Mt. Gox and Coincheck hacks, Japan’s crypto assets have...
Ripple Raises $500M at $40B Valuation — Institutional Crypto Just Went Mainstream
Ripple has secured $500 million in new funding — led by Fortress Investment Group and Citadel Securities — valuing the blockchain firm at $40 billion. The raise follows Ripple’s $1 billion tender offer earlier this year at the same valuation and signals accelerating institutional adoption of stablecoins and blockchain-based finance. 🔹 Why It Matters ⚙️...
ChrysCapital Raises Record $2.2B — India’s Largest-Ever Private Equity Fund
ChrysCapital has closed its tenth private equity fund at $2.2 billion, setting a record for India’s PE industry — and marking a milestone moment as the firm opens to domestic investors for the first time. The fund, ChrysCapital X, represents a 60% jump from its $1.35B predecessor and surpasses the previous $1.7B record set by...
Gunvor CEO: “Lukoil Assets Will Not Be Sold Back” — A Clean Break from Russian Control
Global commodities trader Gunvor Group has confirmed it will not resell any of Lukoil’s foreign assets back to Russia, even if U.S. sanctions are lifted. CEO Torbjörn Törnqvist told Bloomberg News the deal represents a “clean break” from Russian ownership — signaling a decisive move to distance Gunvor from Moscow’s influence amid heightened geopolitical scrutiny....
