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Global stocks fell on Tuesday, a day after U.S. crude oil prices turned negative for the first time, as dismal company earnings reports underlined worries about economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic.
— Read on www.reuters.com/article/us-global-markets/oil-crash-hits-stocks-dollar-gains-as-investors-shun-risk-idUSKBN223001
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Mirza Ashraf Beg @ Dubai
Author is a Fin-tech entrepreneur having excellent track record of over 20 years of banking and financial industry in U.A.E, Saudi Arabia and India. Wide-range of experience in Corporate & Wholesale Banking, Treasury, Investment Banking, Funds, Corporate, Commercial, Credit, Cash, Trade Finance, & Islamic Operations.
Outclass expertise in Products & Regulatory Controls, Risk Management, in “Business Modeling” focused on bespoke client products along with technology adoption. Proven in-depth understanding of micro/macro financial market econometrics, Offshore, Cross Border Banking and Legal Barriers.
Major Strengths:
• Debt & Asset Management
• Treasury, Investment & Funds
• Credit Management & Product Development
• Structured products and Restructuring
• Hedging and Derivative Markets
• FinTech & Reg Tech Advisory
Expert in Regional/Global Regulatory operational management having exemplary accolades in Islamic Banking with high end achievements in structured products.
Expertise in Global Intelligence, Value Research, Product Development & Processing, projects related to current global disruptive technological changes & its adaptation through FinTech Landscape – micro/macro.
Author is a Fintech Writer, Market Researcher, Speaker & Panelist in various International Banking & Technology Forums: Terrapin, Clear stream/Euroclear, Fleming, BII, Allan Lloyds, Trescon, Alpha-one, PWC, Finastra Universe - Misys-Connect etc.