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just led his first startup deal in nearly two years. Wilson led a $5 million round in Coinbase, a startup for buying, selling, and accepting Bitcoins. Bitcoins are a form of decentralized, digital currency. This year, Bitcoin's value has reached new heights. Today, Bitcoin is trading ...
For a brief period this month an electronic form of currency called bitcoins were all the rage. Promoted as an alternative to paper or "fiat" currency, bitcoin caught a popular wave with the public and became the it investment of the moment. With high profile investors like the Winkle...
* Trust set to debut in Singapore on May 29 * Soros, Och-Ziff among cornerstone investors in $1.1 bln IPO SINGAPORE, May 2 (Reuters) - Asian Pay Television Trust (APTT), backed by funds linked to Australia's Macquarie Group Ltd, plans to raise up to $1.1 billion in a Singapore IPO, be...
Singapore. REUTERS/Edgar Su Thanks in part to its generous tax regime, Singapore has been a millionaire haven for years. But a new report says the tiny island state may soon overtake Switzerland as the world's largest offshore wealth hub. The report, by WealthInsight, a London-based r...
HONG KONG, April 25 (Reuters) - Japan-focused Croesus Retail Trust (CRT) launched a $292 million Singapore IPO on Thursday, looking to benefit from demand for high-yield securities and an expected increase in consumer spending in the world's third-largest economy. The deal comes as a ...
They won't make a sound no matter how many of them you try to toss in a bucket, and you can't pitch them in a fountain and wish for good luck. But make no mistake, bitcoins are getting big. The online alternative currency, previously little more than a curiosity in financial markets s...
Citi Private Bank is recommending property stocks as an alternative to physical real estate as the shares have been beaten down after the Singapore government introduced measures to cool the city-state's housing market. Singapore and Hong Kong tend to attract flows and property is a f...
By Kevin Lim and Anne Marie Roantree SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Singapore and Hong Kong now have identical 15 percent levies to slow the foreign money that has added fuel to their overheated property markets - measures that will help first-time buyers but throw the spotlight on i...
