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Financial Influencers: How a Lone Wolf Took Over Twitter Spaces

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Social media has revolutionized nearly each facet of our day-to-day lives. From native foraging experience to social justice initiatives, websites like TikTok and Meta’s  (META)  Instagram are filled with compelling new methods to work together with the world round us. 

But it surely’s additionally just a little just like the Wild West on the market — simply because there are a whole lot of voices giving perspective doesn’t suggest they’re all reliable. Particularly relating to finance and investing.

Meet Gav Blaxberg, a former analyst for Goldman Sachs turned CEO at WOLF Financials. “WOLF” stands for “World of Studying Finance”, and Gav has developed his earlier job abilities managing different folks’s investments to getting cash to handle his personal — whereas serving to others do the identical. 

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Dave Ramsey has blunt words on the secret to financial freedom

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Dave Ramsey has blunt words on the secret to financial freedom

U.S. household debt levels have risen to $17.8 trillion this year, with credit card debt comprising over $1 trillion of the total. Americans are battling untenable levels of debt, and many are facing a shaky financial future.

Experts agree that paying down high-interest debt is the first step in taking control of your finances, but it is often tricky curtailing spending to have extra income to pay down debt.

TheStreet spoke with Dave Ramsey about how consumers can realistically cut spending to stay within their budget. He offers a pragmatic approach: Cut out all non-essentials.

The key to reducing debt is reducing nonessential spending

Ramsey provides some tough love when asked about what Americans can do to rid themselves of debt.

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Diversifying sources of finance for water in Africa

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Diversifying sources of finance for water in Africa

This working paper provides an in-depth review of the opportunities and challenges surrounding water investment in Africa. It also presents the state of play in the use of ultimate sources of funding (the “3Ts”: tariffs, taxes, and transfers) and financing for water on the continent, showing that these sources are not currently being used to their full potential and in the most efficient and equitable way. In this context, there is a wide range of options to scale up and improve water finance in Africa and to achieve SDG 6 – and, by extension, all the Sustainable Development Goals – on the continent. This paper follows the lifecycle of a project, paying particular attention to equity and affordability. It presents concrete proposals to strengthen water policy investment frameworks, build well-prepared and investment-ready water projects, scale up risk mitigation instruments for water, and diversify financing instruments and sources.

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Chambers Global Practice Guide 2024: Debt Finance Germany | White & Case LLP

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Chambers Global Practice Guide 2024: Debt Finance Germany | White & Case LLP

Vanessa Schürmann has contributed to the Chambers Global Practice Guide 2024: Debt Finance Germany. 

She offers comprehensive Law and Practice insights into the following key areas: 1. Market Overview, 2. Types of Transaction, 3. Structure, 4. Documentation, 5. Guarantees & Security, 6. Intercreditor Issues, 7.  Enforcement, 8. Lenders’ Rights in Insolvence, 9. Tax & Regulatory Considerations and 10. Jurisdiction-Specific & Cross-Border Issues.

Vanessa also delves into the following emerging Trends and Developments: 1. the new ESG-reporting standards, 2. StaRUG in financing, 3. the German Implementation Law for distressed loan and 4. the Transparency Register for real estate transactions.

The article is reproduced with permission from Chambers. For more information, please visit https://practiceguides.chambers.com/practice-guides/debt-finance-2024/germany 

This publication is provided for your convenience and does not constitute legal advice. This publication is protected by copyright.
 

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