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Does a Swiss bank need to be Swiss? UBS could find out wsj.com/finance/banking/a-sw… via @WSJ
Delaware Life became an engine for affiliated lending - WSJ shedding light on the Mark Walter investments here 👀wsj.com/finance/how-mark-wal… via @WSJ
Georgian developers are planning to launch marketing on the Trump Tower Tbilisi, a skyscraper poised to be the Caucasus country’s tallest wsj.com/politics/policy/the-… via @WSJ
U.K.’s Reform Party rakes in record $97 million donations from crypto world wsj.com/world/uk/u-k-s-refor… via @WSJ
A mystery Polymarket user earned about $22,000 with a series of near-perfect bets on the quarterly earnings of companies that had one thing in common: they were all audited by KPMG wsj.com/business/c-suite/clu… via @WSJ
Dodgers owner Mark Walter’s insurance empire made investments in an unusual way compared with peers: It invested a lot in the short term. wsj.com/finance/mark-walter-… via @WSJ
Swatch’s Riotous Audemars Collab Boosts Sales, but Not Bottom Line wsj.com/livecoverage/stock-m… via @wsj
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Surprising (not really) stat from the new UBS Global Wealth Report 2026.
The US ranks #2 when you look at average (mean) wealth per adult, but drops to #28 when you look at the median.
ubs.com/content/dam/assets/w…
Where to live, US vs Europe? Personal wealth is twice as much in the US, UBS Global Wealth Report shows
Dutch fans who flooded Kansas City and its suburbs this past week got a taste of life in the U.S., reigniting a debate: Who lives better, Americans or Europeans? wsj.com/us-news/european-soc… via @WSJ
Jho Low, the alleged mastermind of one of the greatest financial frauds in history, is asking President Trump for a pardon wsj.com/finance/jho-low-fugi… via @WSJ
The Rothschild dynasty survived wars, financial crises and persecution. The Epstein scandal threatens to deepen a divide among two rival Rothschild banks. wsj.com/finance/banking/the-… via @WSJ
"Back leverage" -- more private credit lingo for banks with back-door exposure to borrowers. In this case HSBC had a $400M+ loan to an Atlas SPV lending to collapsed mortgage broker MFS wsj.com/finance/the-opaque-p… via @WSJ
UBS refused to hand over privileged documents in a probe into Credit Suisse’s Nazi-linked accounts, citing risk of new financial claims bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Ghost towns and wasted caviar: Saudi Arabia’s futuristic agenda was already in trouble. War in Iran plunged it deeper into jeopardy. wsj.com/world/middle-east/sa… via @WSJ


