12/17/2020
To summarise the position, Credit Suisse AG in Zurich is thus accused of failing to take all the reasonable organisational measures that were required to prevent the offence of aggravated money laundering (Art. 305bis no. 1 and 2 SCC in conjunction with A
12/17/2020
Continued demand for both issuances has enabled us to increase their size, with the climate resilience bond up to US$ 1.1 billion from an original US$ 700 million and the transition bond up to €625 million from €500 million.
12/16/2020
It further reported that as per the legislation the companies not following the proposed EU content policies could be fined up to 6 percent of global revenues, and repeat offenders could see their platforms temporarily banned.
12/16/2020
Luxembourg also offers compelling structures. Its special purpose vehicles (SPVs), for example, have proven hugely popular with multinational private equity and real estate groups, offering huge potential for tax optimisation when they come to sell their
12/16/2020
Under the full implementation of Basel III and conservative assumptions, the updated impact is meaningfully lower than previously estimated, using June 2018 data and a consistent sample.
12/16/2020
Let’s first talk about prenups, or postnups, and how everything is going to change upon the expiry of the transitional period.
12/16/2020
The new Cybersecurity Strategy aims to safeguard a global and open Internet, while at the same time offering safeguards, not only to ensure security but also to protect European values and the fundamental rights of everyone.
12/16/2020
The FCA is advising customers of cryptoasset firms which should have applied to the FCA, but have not done so, to withdraw their cryptoassets or money before 10 January 2021.
12/15/2020
It is claimed, in Commercial Court proceedings, that CMIG Ireland has maintained an account since 2018 with BNP in Dublin solely for the purpose of receiving payments from the lessees of aircraft.
12/15/2020
Barclays has pro-actively redressed these customers, paying over £273 million to at least 1,530,000 customer accounts since 2017. The redress programme is close to completion.