According to market news, Dan Gallagher, the Chief Legal Officer of Robinhood, stated that he would not serve as the Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

 US Supreme Court rejected Facebook's attempt to avoid shareholder securities fraud lawsuits under the META umbrella.

A Texas court has order the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to throw out a controversial rule that broadly redefined the term “dealer” in a move that impacted both crypto-focused and traditional finance firms.

The new trademark filing from Trump Media and Technology Group mentions digital wallets, cryptocurrency payment processing services, and a digital asset trading platform.

Exness’ participation at FMLS:24 highlights its commitment to advancing the B2B space.

Sui Network was down for nearly two hours due to “a bug in transaction scheduling logic.” A fix was issued, and the network is now back up.

RWA space faces challenges beyond regulation. High-quality assets and tangible value creation are critical, according to MANTRA Chain.

Despite its success, Chill Guy faces legal issues. Its creator reportedly plans to take action against unauthorized commercial use of the character.

Family offices, which traditionally focused on conservative investment strategies, have transformed into powerful investment entities with a focus on alternative investments, private equity, co-investments, venture capital, and impact investing. This shift has been driven by innovative financial solutions and modern investment strategies, responding to technological advancements and an evolving global financial landscape. Family offices are taking a more active role in direct investments and co-investments, particularly in high-growth companies and startups, enhancing their control and flexibility. They are also diversifying further into private markets and real assets due to geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties, while embracing innovative financing solutions and cutting-edge risk management techniques. Additionally, family offices are implementing AI technologies to improve their decision-making processes, particularly in investment analysis, reflecting their commitment to innovation and strategic planning.

Family offices have shifted from conservative investment strategies to more active roles in direct investments and co-investments, thanks to innovative financial solutions and modern investment strategies. They are now leaders in alternative investments, private equity, co-investments, venture capital, and impact investing, leveraging their capital through non-recourse and limited-recourse financing to expand their investments across sectors and regions. Family offices are also adopting sophisticated risk management strategies, diversifying further into private markets and real assets, and integrating advanced technologies such as AI-driven platforms to enhance decision-making processes. A family office in the UAE, International Venture Investments Holding, takes an active investment approach, emphasizing operational autonomy and forming dedicated management teams for specific projects. The UBS Global Family Office Report 2024 shows that 78% of family offices plan to invest in generative artificial intelligence in the next two to three years.