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Vatican Bank Implementing Strict Anti-Money-Laundering Reforms

The Institute for the Works of Religion, or IOR, as it is officially called, has been prone to scandals for decades and now sees restoring public trust as paramount.

Standard Bank Fined 7.6 Million Pounds by U.K. Markets Regulator

Standard Bank and its senior management have co-operated with the FCA investigation and have taken significant steps at significant cost towards remediating the issues identified, including seeking advice and assistance from external consultants.

FSCS proposes increase in levy for intermediaries

It could also rise by another £30m before the end of the current financial year to cover any additional deficit

Over 80% Of Fund Managers Have Yet To Seek AIFMD Authorization - RESEARCH

The latest BNY Mellon survey – conducted in conjunction with global business consulting firm FTI Consulting

Vatican monsignor arrested for money laundering

A Vatican monsignor already on trial for allegedly plotting to smuggle 20 million euros

Barclays VP returns to Tods Murrays as head of real estate

He is a specialist in leveraged transactions, real estate finance and syndicated lending and maintains a practice in securitisation and other innovative financing techniques.

44% of advisers want platforms to bulk switch to clean share classes - RESEARCH

Nearly 50% of the UK's adviser community wants platforms to carry out bulk switches to clean share classes for their clients, research from FundsNetwork has discovered.

FCA names new Libor administrator

IBA’s new surveillance methodology has been designed to adjust to changing market conditions and it will employ sophisticated analytical tools to operate the benchmark price setting process with transparency.

German minister asks bankers to help with regulation

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble on Monday urged financiers to use their knowledge to improve international rules aimed at preventing future financial crises.

Intesa supervisory board head, ex-CEO probed over derivatives

Intesa, Italy's biggest retail bank, denied in a statement any allegations of wrongdoing and said it was fully cooperating with judicial authorities.

London court agrees to extradite bankers to Lithuania

A Russian banker and his Lithuanian business partner can be extradited from Britain to Lithuania in connection with the collapse of the Baltic country's fifth-largest bank

Global law firm leads global M&A legal advisor league tables for fourth consecutive year

In addition the firm retained its number one ranking in the United Kingdom and its fourth position ranking in the Americas, while the firm rose up the ranks to first place in Europe, up from second in 2012.

Barings loses first global general counsel to HSBC

Investment firm Barings Asset Management has lost its first global general counsel Sandie Okoro to HSBC Asset Management.

DWF shortlisted for 'Large Law Firm of the Year' at the Manchester Legal Awards

DWF has been shortlisted for 'Large Law Firm of the Year' in the Manchester Legal Awards 2014 following a phenomenal growth period during which the firm has significantly outperformed the market delivering strong financial results

Five priorities for the Vienna Initiative were agreed- EBRD

The Steering Committee of the Vienna 2 Initiative met on January 13, 2014 in Vienna to discuss the Initiative’s priorities for 2014.

Mayfair law firm expands Private Client Department

She brings a wealth of experience to the Mayfair law firm, which is historically known for its private client and family work, and will be advising clients on inheritance tax planning and drafting wills as well as the administration of estates, and trusts

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