The group provides native digital advertising services to the financial services and business sectors
Dianomi plc, a provider of native digital advertising services to the financial services and business sectors, has announced plans to float on AIM late this month.
The group was founded in 2003 and operates from offices in London, New York and Sydney and looks to expand further with its IPO.
It is eyeing opportunities in the mobile and video segments as consumers mostly read news online via phone, tablet or laptop.
It makes advertisements to a targeted audience online and on apps for premium clients, including seven of the world s top ten largest asset management companies, seven out of the top ten of the largest wealth management firms in the US and half of the top ten largest banks in the US.
Financial investment platform Dozens Savings debuts on Aquis Stock Exchange
The group merges savings and investment accounts in one app to give users “a complete picture” of their finances
Dozens Savings plc (LON:DS16) announced that has started trading on the Aquis Stock Exchange with 996 5% secured bonds.
The financial investment platform merges savings and investment accounts in one app to give users “a complete picture” of their finances.
It offers a free UK current account with debt card while there are no fees for using the card or withdrawing cash abroad.
It has over 20 integrated partners and has been backed by US$10mln investments.
UBS and Nomura hit by heavy Archegos losses
Japanese bank Nomura meanwhile posted its biggest-ever quarterly loss
UBS and Nomura became the latest large global banks to reveal scars from the US hedge fund Archegos collapse last month.
Swiss bank UBS took a US$774mln charge for losses it incurred when Archegos was forced to liquidate US$20bn of funds overnight though it still managed to post a profit of US$1.82bn in the three months to end-March.
New chief executive Ralph Hamers said the bank was reviewing what had happened and the transparency and liquidity surround the Archegos position.