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Financial Times

In network coverage since August 24, 2026 · 13 stories
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Hyperliquid confirms Singapore base and says it holds no MAS license

The Defiant cites FT reporting that people familiar with MAS's thinking place the venue outside the regulator's jurisdiction.
digital · Oct 1Tencent signs $7bn five-year lease for 100,000 Oracle GPUs in Southeast Asia, FT reports
debt · Sep 30Nvidia pitches insurers on backing neocloud GPU loans as lenders balk
Data · Sep 28Cox Capital tenders $40 million at 12.5% below NAV, naming a price for private credit exits
Features · Sep 28Retail private credit Q3 withdrawal requests ease without fund names or payout figures
The Close · Sep 28Withdrawal requests eased at some large retail private credit funds in Q3
RIA · Sep 24Altruist puts pre-IPO access where the record lives
regulation · Sep 21Bessent's dollar case runs through the stablecoin rulebook
credit · Sep 18Private equity is selling insurers the exit it cannot find
digital · Sep 11Virgin Media O2 owners cut £600m to defend a 61-cent bond
digital · Sep 10DigitalBridge's 16.2x tower deal prices a single credit
The Close · Aug 26Institutional money arrives in the wealth channel with a redemption question attached
energy · Aug 24Ireland's nuclear opening is a hedge, not a fix
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