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E.U pushes for a Transatlantic Banking Regulator

It is possible that, as a result of the talks some form of transnational super regulator could be formed, which would take a lead on financial regulation over the two financial super powers . July 08, 2013 : The European Union is all set to push for an agreement on banking and financial services as a...
Fintech

Singapore Faces “Stiff Opposition” over Regressive Internet Rules

The new regressive rules have been rebuked by Asia Internet Coalition (AIC) set up in 2011 by Google, Facebook, Yahoo and eBay to lobby for open access to the internet and promote e-commerce. 7th July 2013 Singapore’s move to tighten regulation of news web sites has attracted criticisms from unexpected quarters; large internet firms with...
Fintech

Hacking and Data Laws Widens the Scope of Cyber Liability Insurance in Europe

In the United States cyber cover has grown to be a market worth more than $ 1 billion in annual premiums, but Europe has not followed suit, even after a series of high profile, costly, hacking incidents. 24 June 2013 European insurers have received a shot in the arm to bolster their cover for companies...
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Syria Using ‘Chemical Weapons’ to Crush Rebellion

The United States has confirmed that Syrian Forces are resorting to chemical warfare to crush the rebellion. 16th June 2013 International Finance Magazine reports the breach of “red line” by the Syrian government, request of military support by the rebels, strategy of the Syrian government to combat the opposition through chemical warfare and the financial...
Economy

Is Mexico “The Aztec Tiger” International Finance Magazine Reviews the Phenomenal Growth and Imminent Dangers of Mexico

With rising costs of Chinese businesses and with support from northern neighbors, U.S., Mexico is experiencing a second spring, in the manufacturing sector. 11th June 2013 Mexico and Peru’s popularity among foreign investors will see them as emerging economies and a favorite among investors looking to push cash into Latin America. Brazil, which was once...
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Switzerland to Relax Bank Secrecy Laws

SWITZERLAND aims to save its banks from heavier punishment in the United States for helping wealthy tax cheats by sidestepping its own famed secrecy laws to let bankers disclose data to US prosecutors. Dealing a huge blow to Switzerland’s historic banking secrecy, Swiss finance officials on Wednesday approved a plan that would allow the country’s...