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Cath H Wood revealed that Bill Hwang funded the seed for Ark ETFs
Cathie Wood has revealed that Bill Hwang, an investor who blasted the family office of Archegos Capital with billions of dollars in losses, played his main role in marketing Ark Invest’s asset manager.
In a television interview on Friday, Wood he also said that with Hwang he exchanged ideas on US equities and especially the media sector in 2013, while Archegos was still focused on Asian investment.
Wood created Ark traded funds exchanged focused on innovative technology companies in 2014 after a long career on Alliance Street and Jennison Associates on Wall Street.
The flagship European Commission event dedicated to Internet, NGI Forum 2021, will take place on May 18-19
Mihai Cristea 07/05/2021 | 15:02
Digital technologies and access to a safe and secure Internet have proved essential during the COVID-19 crisis, but the pandemic has also exacerbated existing technological, societal, and economic gaps. Human centricity is not an option for Europe as we enter the Digital Decade, it is a core component, and NGI is an essential initiative to bring the human dimension at the core of the Internet.
On 9 March 2021, the Commission presented a vision and avenues for Europe’s digital transformation by 2030. The Commission proposes a
5/6/2021 10:18:57 AM GMT | By Clay Webster
COIN shares have only ended higher in three of 16 trading sessions since debut.
Q1 earnings on May 13 may offer respite.
Shares likely heading toward $250 reference price
Wednesday’s hopeful rally was not to be for Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN). After rising from $276.83 in New York’s mid-morning session to $289.09 around noon, the much-hyped first cryptocurrency exchange to go public had no takers and fell back lower to close at $273.
Such has been the experience of COIN’s first month on the stock market after its heralded direct listing on April 14. Since trading up to $429.54 on its first day, the stock has been on a downward trajectory ever since.