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Harper, now in charge of her own fund, makes a bold move that ruffles feathers. Meanwhile, London-based payment processor, Tender, faces a make-or-break moment under the new Labour government. Its CFO, Whitney Halberstram, takes steps to ensure the successful evolution of his company.

Eager to reignite Henry's drive, Yasmin plans a festive celebration for his birthday, bringing the industry to the Muck's lavish estate. Whitney makes Henry an offer to return to the public stage. Harper takes the chance to learn more about the enigma that is Whitney.

A reunited Harper and Eric embark on a new partnership as they launch their short-only fund and pitch a buzzy idea to investors. Later, Harper recruits Sweetpea to gather intel on Tender, and, in Vienna, Yasmin and Henry find that the lines between business and pleasure have begun to blur.

After Whitney and Henry secure their banking license, Tender partners with a global financial institution to launch a digital banking app. Harper gambles on an exposé of Tender's business practices to benefit her short position. Rishi comes to terms with the consequences of his actions.

With the company's position collapsing, Sweetpea and Kwabena head to Accra to try to expose Tender's acquisition strategy with Whitney's right-hand man, Tony Day. Meanwhile, Harper and Eric get blindsided by personal news.

Harper warns Yasmin of the incoming storm amid preparations to present SternTao's findings at the ALPHA Conference. Meanwhile, Whitney looks to expand Tender to the U.S. as he distracts Henry from his growing suspicions.

After a surprising revelation, Yasmin and Henry must decide on their next move. Whitney continues to eye expansion, and Harper and Eric make strategic decisions for the fund.

As Tender dominates the headlines, Yasmin seizes the chance at a new opportunity, while Henry considers whether to challenge the status quo. While Whitney scrambles for a way out, Harper faces a moment of reckoning.