Natalie Poirain

Natalie Poirain

Financial Systems Analyst
Natalie Poirain is a Financial Services expert specializing in banking and finance. With extensive knowledge of the sector, she provides deep insight into investment, corporate, and banking regulations, and fintech. With a keen focus on market trends, Natalie enables both businesses and individuals to make well-informed decisions.
Why Russia’s war is likely to destroy more than Ukraine’s economy
Editorial Why Russia’s war is likely to destroy more than Ukraine’s economy

Almost two months have now passed since Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has decided to launch a massive invasion in its neighboring country, Ukraine. As the Russian army invaded, Ukrainian cities like Zhytomyr, Mariupol, Kharkiv, Kherson and Kyiv have been hit by artillery strikes, with some of

How Tensions With Russia Will Impact the Global Economy
Editorial How Tensions With Russia Will Impact the Global Economy

More than two years have passed since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and this unprecedented healthcare crisis went on to change the way people live, work and spend their free time. Moreover, the crisis quickly escalated to disrupt numerous industries around the world, impacting the global

Is the Crypto Bull Run Over, or Will It Peak in 2022?
Editorial Is the Crypto Bull Run Over, or Will It Peak in 2022?

Bitcoin’s rally in 2021 marked an impressive achievement for crypto, favoring mass adoption and the investing FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) of institutions across the globe. However, upward volatility comes at a cost: an equal, potential push towards the bottom. Not surprisingly, then, when November’s

Why Cryptoasset Regulation Has Such Huge Stakes For Governments and Central Banks
Editorial Why Cryptoasset Regulation Has Such Huge Stakes For Governments and Central Banks

Cryptoassets (digital assets using blockchain technology) have seen explosive growth since the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2008. Libertarian orientations, which reject governments/public authorities (central banks), equate cryptoassets (also known as cryptocurrencies) with a

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