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ABA Bank Recognized as Fifth-Largest Taxpayer in Cambodia for 2025

ABA Bank Recognized as Fifth-Largest Taxpayer in Cambodia for 2025

ABA Bank, the largest commercial bank in Cambodia, has been acknowledged by Prime Minister Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet for its significant contribution to the country's tax revenue. The bank was named the fifth-largest taxpayer in 2025, reflecting its commitment to transparent corporate tax governance and compliance with national tax obligations. This recognition is part of ABA's ongoing efforts to support Cambodia's economic development as a responsible corporate citizen. The bank has also been awarded the 'GOLD' Certificate of Tax Compliance by the General Department of Taxation for 2025-2026, marking the third consecutive year it has received this honor.
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IMF Warns of AI Cyber Threats Impacting Fintech Infrastructure

IMF Warns of AI Cyber Threats Impacting Fintech Infrastructure

IMF Warns of AI Cyber Threats Impacting Fintech Infrastructure
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Munich Re Highlights €2.5 Billion Private Credit Exposure Amid Regulatory Scrutiny

Munich Re Highlights €2.5 Billion Private Credit Exposure Amid Regulatory Scrutiny

Munich Re Highlights €2.5 Billion Private Credit Exposure Amid Regulatory Scrutiny
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PE-Owned Life Insurers Increase Private Credit Exposure, Raising Liquidity Concerns

PE-Owned Life Insurers Increase Private Credit Exposure, Raising Liquidity Concerns

PE-Owned Life Insurers Increase Private Credit Exposure, Raising Liquidity Concerns
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U.S. Banks Urged to Prepare for AI-Assisted Cyberattacks Amid Mythos Model Concerns

U.S. Banks Urged to Prepare for AI-Assisted Cyberattacks Amid Mythos Model Concerns

U.S. Banks Urged to Prepare for AI-Assisted Cyberattacks Amid Mythos Model Concerns
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UK to tighten money market fund rules by end of year

UK to tighten money market fund rules by end of year

By Phoebe Seers and David Milliken LONDON, May 14 (Reuters) - Britain will impose tougher rules later this year on money market funds, which have been a focus of regulators since market turmoil in March 2020, when they were hit by heavy redemptions during a COVID-19-induced "dash for cash".
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ECB urges banks to quickly prepare for AI-assisted cyberattacks

ECB urges banks to quickly prepare for AI-assisted cyberattacks

FRANKFURT, May 13 (Reuters) - European Central Bank board member Frank Elderson on Wednesday urged banks in the euro area to quickly prepare for potential cyberattacks launched with the help of Anthropic's Mythos AI model or similar tools.
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New York Fed Reports Persistent Student Loan Delinquency Amid Stable Household Debt

New York Fed Reports Persistent Student Loan Delinquency Amid Stable Household Debt

New York Fed Reports Persistent Student Loan Delinquency Amid Stable Household Debt
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SIA Engineering Company Reports Record Profit Amid Global MRO Demand Surge

SIA Engineering Company Reports Record Profit Amid Global MRO Demand Surge

SIA Engineering Company Reports Record Profit Amid Global MRO Demand Surge
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New York Fed finds ongoing student loan woes in first quarter

New York Fed finds ongoing student loan woes in first quarter

By Michael S. Derby NEW YORK, May 12 (Reuters) - Ongoing U.S. student loan troubles do not appear to be on track to create broader woes in the consumer lending space, a New York Federal Reserve report released on Tuesday showed.
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Starlink rival Eutelsat's Q3 revenue meets forecasts as LEO growth offsets video decline

Starlink rival Eutelsat's Q3 revenue meets forecasts as LEO growth offsets video decline

By Gianluca Lo Nostro May 12 (Reuters) - European satellite operator Eutelsat on Tuesday reported third-quarter revenue broadly in line with market expectations, as growth in its low Earth orbit internet business helped offset continued weakness in video.
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European equities fall as fragile Mideast ceasefire dents risk sentiment

European equities fall as fragile Mideast ceasefire dents risk sentiment

By Twesha Dikshit May 12 (Reuters) - European shares fell on Tuesday as fading hopes of a U.S.-Iran peace deal pushed oil prices higher and kept investors on edge. U.S.