JPMorgan, Goldman Limit Exposure on $5 Billion Loan Sale for AI Startup Volta
JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs are limiting their exposure on a $5 billion loan sale for an AI startup.
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JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs are limiting their exposure on a $5 billion loan sale for an AI startup.
Read the original →China is no longer just supplying the AI boom. It is building an AI ecosystem that could rival the US-led one.
Read the original →PayJoy acquired select strategic assets of Finia AI, a fintech company that developed AI-powered underwriting and financial products for micro-businesses in Mexico.
Read the original →At the Hubbis Investment Forum – Singapore 2026, Berik Yernazarov, Head of Investments at Investbanq, examined how AI is changing wealth management as a major intergenerational transfer approaches. Cerulli expects US$124 trillion to move through US estates by 2048, including US$105 trillion to heirs and US$18 trillion to charities. Younger investors expect real-time information, broader investment choice and a mix of human and digital support.
Read the original →Samsung Asset Management is launching an exchange-traded fund that invests in the AI agent market. The firm said it will list the KODEX US AI Agent Active ETF on Oct. 13, focusing on core companies in the AI agent industry. The actively managed fund will adjust holdings and weights flexibly, and its benchmark is Indxx US AI Agents.
Read the original →U.S. stock futures were mixed early Tuesday as Wall Street financial institutions kicked off the third-quarter earnings season. Traders digested turbulence in artificial intelligence and semiconductor stocks. JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Wells Fargo were among the banks due to report.
Read the original →LG Uplus announced on Oct. 13 that it is transforming its integrated customer platform.
Read the original →Users in more than 75 countries can now approve AI-made purchases without handing assistants ongoing access to funds or card details.
Read the original →Sarvam AI is in discussions to raise up to $300 million at a $3 billion valuation.
Read the original →Banking supervisors in the United States and Europe are increasing scrutiny of artificial intelligence as concerns grow.
Read the original →SBS has launched the first sovereign AI platform purpose-built for generative and agentic AI in core banking.
Read the original →Mortgage Lab is backed by five founding partners: Curvestone AI, JammJar, Keychain, Roma Finance and Instamo.
Read the original →SBI Holdings announced on the 13th that it has agreed to cooperate with Korea's major card company KB Kookmin Card on cross-border payments using stablecoins and other tools. The partners will study a system enabling secure digital payments between Japan and Korea using digital currency when AI carries out travel bookings and payments on behalf of people. Korean IT company Everspin and others will also join the framework.
Read the original →Infcurion, jointly with Sumitomo Mitsui Card, offers the B2B payment service "Invoice Card Payment Powered by Winvoice". The service now supports a global standard that enables integration with AI agents.
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