United Kingdom — Financial Conduct Authority & Deutsche Bank

United Kingdom — Financial Conduct Authority: The FCA is monitoring developments involving Radiant World, potentially affecting UK market participants.

Deutsche Bank: Deutsche Bank froze funds in some Radiant World accounts, mitigating its exposure but facing potential losses if the company defaults.

United Kingdom — Financial Conduct Authority: Speaker participation from its Head of Innovation underscores regulatory engagement with digital assets in the UK.

Deutsche Bank: Highlighted for its $200 million investment in Kraken, demonstrating institutional commitment to digital assets; will participate in discussions at the event.

United Kingdom — Financial Conduct Authority: The United Kingdom — Financial Conduct Authority is the regulatory body overseeing the disclosure and transparency rules that Molten Ventures must comply with in relation to its share repurchases. The company's announcements are made in accordance with these regulations.

Deutsche Bank: Deutsche Bank, through its London branch operating as Deutsche Numis, acts as the broker executing the share repurchases on behalf of Molten Ventures. This role generates fee income for the bank and demonstrates its corporate broking capabilities.

United Kingdom — Financial Conduct Authority: The United Kingdom — Financial Conduct Authority's Disclosure and Transparency Rules are mentioned as the guidelines for shareholders to determine if they need to notify their interest in Fuller, Smith & Turner, impacted by the total number of listed voting rights after the buyback.

Deutsche Bank: Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch, trading as Deutsche Numis, is the investment firm facilitating the share repurchases for Fuller, Smith & Turner on the Aquis Stock Exchange.