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Hopin
Hopin can claim to be a winner of the coronavirus pandemic.
The online events startup is valued at $5.65 billion less than two years into its existence.
We spoke to Hopin s 26-year-old founder and its investors about its early days and growth.
In June 2019, Johnny Boufarhat incorporated a company called Hopin with the UK s Companies House register.
His idea was fairly straightforward. Online conference and events were bad and the software was worse, so why not create something better?
So Hopin was born, offering conferencing software to make it easy to run everything from trade expos to social events online, starting at $99 a month.
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Financial Regulations and Compliance: What Changes to Expect in 2021
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2020 was a rough year for the financial services industry. Between the Covid-19 pandemic and the FinCEN files leak, several shortcomings within the sector were exposed, while global regulators continued to slap Financial Institutions around the world with hefty fines.
By December 2020, global FIs were fined a total of $10.6 billion for non-compliance with Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Know your Customer (KYC), data privacy and MiFID (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive) regulations. A total of 212 fines were levied
Formula 1
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Rich Energy were title sponsors of the Haas team in 2019, but the contract was terminated during summer of that year following a long and drawn out legal battle between Storey and various creditors (including Red Bull) as well as an attempted ‘internal coup’ as other shareholders attempted to wrest control of the company from Storey. This resulted in the contract between Haas and Rich Energy being terminated by both parties.