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International Finance Magazine, Financial Awards – Azerbaijan 2013

International Finance DeskOctober 1, 2013

by International Finance DeskOctober 1, 2013

International Finance Magazine announces Financial Award winners for Azerbaijan 2013. 1st October 2013 International Finance Magazine (IFM), the London based online magazine with a viewership in over 200+ countries announced the financial awards 2013 for Azerbaijan. The recipients have been chosen after a rigorous selection process by the internal team as well as key inputs...

Corporate Share Deals by Non Residents in France

International Finance DeskSeptember 23, 2013

by International Finance DeskSeptember 23, 2013

The current economic crisis, coupled with the urgent need to reduce its budgetary deficit, has forced the French government to adopt a number of new tax policies in recent months, several of which have direct implications for non-residents. 23rd September 2013 Change of Ownership Rules In general, pre-existing business tax losses can be utilized by...

Sound Fundamentals Strengthen Kuwait’s Real Estate Market

International Finance DeskSeptember 18, 2013

by International Finance DeskSeptember 18, 2013

The oil rich country’ real estate sales grew by 72 percent year- on- year in September , as its residential and investment segments recovered following a fall in sales in the previous months. 18th September 2013 Kuwait is classified as a high income economy by the World Bank and designated as a major non-NATO ally...

Reciprocity Law in Turkey

International Finance DeskSeptember 18, 2013

by International Finance DeskSeptember 18, 2013

Earlier in May this year, Turkey passed a landmark law through the Parliament, the passing of the law would see the investment of more than 20 billion dollars in the real estate market within a couple of years. 18th September 2013 Turkish economy grew at an impressive 4.4 percent due to strong domestic demand which...

Toxic Assets – Beginning of the End

International Finance DeskSeptember 10, 2013

by International Finance DeskSeptember 10, 2013

Many banks have managed to cut down their toxic assets, Citigroup for example, cordoned off its troubled assets in January 2009 with its creation of Citi Holdings. 10th September In this article International Finance Magazine explains what is a toxic asset,fall of Lehman brothers, misuse of Repo 105 and its implications on the world. An...

Importance of having a Condominium Insurance

International Finance DeskSeptember 9, 2013

by International Finance DeskSeptember 9, 2013

Condo owners need to take in to consideration additional coverage for the building on their condominium association’s master insurance and coverage. 9th September 2013 CTV News, reported that a growing population and a modest job growth will prevent condo markets in Canada’s major cities from crashing, a report from Conference Board of Canada said. Sales...

Mechanic’s Lien

International Finance DeskSeptember 6, 2013

by International Finance DeskSeptember 6, 2013

In this article, International Finance Magazine explains what is a mechanic’s lien, how does it benefit the debtor, exemptions for payment of a mechanic’s lien and the most common mistakes while filing a mechanic’s lien. 6th September 2013 A mechanic’s lien is a debt collection method used in the court for guaranteeing payment for services...

Understating Riskiness Through Window Dressing

International Finance DeskSeptember 5, 2013

by International Finance DeskSeptember 5, 2013

Window Dressing may make a fund appear more attractive, but the stock will tend to decline after a certain period. 5th September 2013 Consider this scenario, share prices on Philippine Stock Exchange opened higher last Friday (August 3oth), extending Thursday’s rebound as positive sentiment over higher than expected gross domestic product (GDP) output in the...

Switzerland Far Ahead of the Pack

International Finance DeskAugust 27, 2013

by International Finance DeskAugust 27, 2013

The key players in the Swiss financial centre are the banks, and their core business is wealth management. 27th August 2013 When you mention Switzerland, most people think of mountains and cheese with banks coming a close third. The country has a highly successful market economy based on banking and international trade, its standards of...

Vulture Funds Threat to HIPC

International Finance DeskAugust 26, 2013

by International Finance DeskAugust 26, 2013

The term “vulture fund” refers to a hedge fund that seeks to profit by buying up the distressed debt on secondary markets at a below par price, and then trying to recover ten times the purchase price, often by suing in U.S. or European courts. 26th August 2013 Last month, two hedge funds took a...