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Former NetEase exec Simon Zhu secures $100m to launch GreaterThan Group

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By Casey Hudson, Simon Zhu
| Gamebastion
Former NetEase executive Simon Zhu has launched a new holding company, GreaterThan Group (GTG), securing $40 million in funding and approximately $60 million in additional commitments. GTG's first investments are three studios: Arcanaut Studios in Edmonton, BulletFarm in Los Angeles, and MAGship in Tokyo. Arcanaut Studios is headed by Casey Hudson, game director of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and the Mass Effect trilogy.
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Star War: Fate of the Old Republic Will Be Under 100 Hours Long

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By Casey Hudson, Simon Zhu
| Gamebastion
Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic won't be another bloated single-player game that takes over half a decade to develop, game director Casey Hudson has insisted. Via an interview with Bloomberg, we learned a few new details about the highly anticipated Star Wars RPG, which aims to be a spiritual successor to BioWare's much-loved Knights of the Old Republic.
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Are Banks Exposed to Interest Rate Risk?

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By Pascal Paul, Simon Zhu
| frbsf.org
FRBSF Economic Letter While banks seem to face inherent risk from short-term interest rate changes, in practice they structure their balance sheets to avoid exposure to such risk. Nonetheless, recent research finds that banks cannot offload all of the interest rate risk they are naturally exposed to. Historically, banks’ profit margins reflect their compensation for taking on interest rate risk and their stock prices are highly sensitive to changes in interest rates.
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