Each week the Finseta Team publish a blog or insight relating to trade, foreign currencies, global economics or international business.
In this week’s article, we’re looking at how currency is used in the world’s smallest countries. Take a read below: (We’ve based our list on the ten smallest countries by population size and also only looking at countries that are fully recognised independent sovereign states.) ?? Vatican City | Population: 800 (Euro) The Vatican City […]
Cornerstone FS Plc (AIM: CSFS), the cloud-based provider of international payment, currency risk management and electronic account services to SMEs, is pleased to provide the following unaudited update on trading for the year ended 31 December 2022. As noted in the trading update announcement on 17 November 2022, the Group had experienced strong trading momentum through the […]
Each week we publish our Economic Diary which lists the key events each working week in the financial and economic world. In the below article we’ve explained why the listed events are so important. Interest rate decisions… The decision to raise or lower interest rates is one of the most significant economic choices that can […]
Value realisation of non-core small e-money institution to generate c. £600k Cornerstone FS Plc (AIM: CSFS), the cloud-based provider of international payment, currency risk management and electronic account services to SMEs, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a share purchase agreement (“SPA”) for the sale of its non-core subsidiary, Avila House Ltd. (“Avila”), […]
With all the drama of the last couple of years, we’re all hoping that 2023 will be calmer, quieter and less eventful. Being so close to the start of the year, we can’t predict what will happen or when certain events will be. There are some definite ones though that we’ve listed below. In January… […]
Last week we looked at the world’s ten strongest countries and the reasons behind their high value. Following on, below we are looking at the reverse, which are the world’s least valuable currencies and why. ?? Colombian Peso (COP) £1 = 5,857 Throughout the last 50 years, the Colombian Peso has been subject to rampant […]