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Financial services trends insights: M&A, prediction markets, BNPL regulation

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By Daniela Cohen
| rsmus.com
The global financial services industry continues to evolve due to concurrent structural, technological, and regulatory changes. Recent trends include renewed mergers and acquisitions activity and consolidation, the rapid normalization of prediction markets and a regulatory inflection point for buy now, pay later (BNPL) products, most notably in the UK.
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Inside The New Stadium Finance Playbook: Opportunities & Credit Dynamics of Modern Venues

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By Daniela Cohen
| LawInSport
Friday, 29 May 2026 Author: Daniela Cohen Stadium and arena projects are increasingly being financed as long-life infrastructure assets, with capital structures that blend construction-stage bank funding, long-dated institutional debt and, in the right fact patterns, monetisation of defined revenue streams.
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Leading from urgency: How crisis culture pulls women nonprofit leaders away from their strategic power

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By Daniela Cohen
| Charity Village
In the nonprofit sector, urgency often feels unavoidable. When funding is uncertain, community needs are growing, and the stakes are human lives, it can feel irresponsible not to operate in crisis mode. Many women leaders I work with say the same thing: “If I don’t stay on top of things, everything will fall apart.” And yet, urgency culture — especially when it becomes the default — comes at a cost. It fuels chronic stress in environments that are already under-resourced.
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