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American multinational investment bank Citi invested an undisclosed amount in Singapore and Hyderabad-based ESOP and cap table management

Brandy Betz / CoinDesk : Former Citi exec Matt Zhang announces Hivemind Capital Partners, a $1.5B VC fund to invest in blockchain startups, selects Algorand as a strategic partner The fund includes a play-to-earn gaming arm that will be headed by former Goldman Sachs analyst Sam Peurifoy, known in gaming circles as Das Kapitalist.

American multinational investment bank Citi has invested an undisclosed amount in Singapore and Hyderabad-based ESOP and cap table management SaaS

Tens of millions of dollars meant for infrastructure development in Congo ended up in the hands of associates to the nations ex-president Joseph Kabila, according to claims from an investigative report, with involvement from a Chinese-owned shell company, a Congolese bank and global financial institutions. $65 million was moved by Chinese businessman Du Wei through bank accounts of his shell company, Congo Construction Company (CCC) between January 2013 and July 2018, according to a newly released investigative report by Washington-based anti-corruption group Sentry. The funds, originally meant to finance urgently needed infrastructure projects, eventually found their way to individuals and companies closely associated with Congos then president Joseph Kabila . And the transactions were made from CCCs accounts at BGFIBank DRC, partly owned by his sister and run by his brother Selemani Francis Mtwale , through to the global financial system via correspondents banks including Citibank and Commerzbank.

The post Former Citigroup Exec Launches $1.5 Billion Cryptocurrency Fund appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com . Matt Zhang, a former executive at popular American multinational bank Citigroup, has announced the launch of a $1.5 billion fund that will be exclusively focussed on cryptocurrency-related investments. According to

A former Citi trading executive has launched a $1.5 billion fund focused on investing in crypto infrastructure, blockchain protocols, and virtual worlds.

The crypto economy continues to lure top talent from Wall Street. Matt Zhang becomes the latest industry veteran to jump ship.

The post Former Wall Street banker launches $1.5 billion crypto venture fund appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com . advertisement Former Citigroup executive Matt Zhang has launched a $1.5 billion crypto venture fund called Hivemind Capital Partners, according to an announcement on Monday. Hivemind, a new crypto investment outfit

NEW YORK, Nov. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Hivemind Capital Partners ("Hivemind"), an investment firm founded by ex-Citi head of structured products trading Matt Zhang, today announced its inaugural $1.5B multi-strategy venture to invest in the fast-growing blockchain and digital asset…

Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) traded at $65.50 at close of the session on Friday, 11/26/21, made a downward move of -2.65% on its previous days price. Looking at the stock we see that its previous close was $67.28 and the beta (5Y monthly) reads 1.91 with the days price range being $63.8094 $65.74. The company Are Investors Keen On Selling Holdings In Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C)? Read More »

(Bloomberg) -- Former Citigroup Inc. executive Matt Zhang is launching a $1.5 billion venture focused on cryptocurrency-related investments and has hired Sam Peurifoy -- an ex-Goldman Sachs analyst known for his online gaming persona “Das Kapitalist” -- to lead a dedicated “play-to-earn” strategy.

It was shaping up to be a quiet day for fund managers on Monday, until Macquarie Capital and Citi came knocking in the evening.

Tech is changing treasury and, by extension, global payments. Fundamentally the bar has been raised across the board, Shahmir Khaliq, global head of treasury and trade solutions at Citi, told PYMNTS Karen Webster. The massive shift of consumer payments to online conduits where frictionless, seamless B2C transactions are hallmarks has set expectations []

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has disclosed that it is still keeping to its target of vaccinating twenty million Ghanaians against COVID-19 by the end of the year. Despite a month to end the year, the GHS believes if Ghanaians make themselves available for the vaccine, the target will be met. Speaking in an interview on Accra based Citi FM, the Director of Public Health of the Ghana Health Service, Dr. Franklin Asiedu Bekoe said the availability of vaccines isnt a problem but getting Ghanaians to take the vaccines is what is an issue to the GHS now. The availability of vaccines isnt an issue but getting Ghanaians to take the vaccines is what will be an issue. Now the issue of access is not an issue but the uptake. However, Im sure we will even pass the 20 million target because the vaccines are there but the number of Ghanaians who will take is an issue for us right now. According to the GHS, over 9 million vaccines are currently available in Ghana for use. Also, the Minister of Health, Kwaku Agyeman Manu has said the countrys COVID-19 vaccination plan is on course.