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Liquidators for Malaysia’s scandal-hit sovereign wealth fund 1MDB have filed a lawsuit against Standard Chartered in ...
Under the new proposals it is envisaged that the amount of capital GSIB holding companies must hold will be reduced to a ...
A 2024 study found that media bias alone costs African sovereigns $4.2bn annually in excess interest on Eurobond issuances.
A review of the Treasury’s Women in Finance Charter, published on Monday, found that while UK retail banks and insurers are approaching 40 per cent female representation in senior management, global ...
A surge in Saudi corporate lending during the first three months of the year has fuelled the country’s fastest ...
The IMF has backed Swiss authorities’ financial sector reforms, including a controversial proposal for UBS to hold significantly more capital than its peers, describing the plans as “bold” and ...
“These once-in-a-generation reforms will help people navigate their financial lives and give them greater confidence to ...
Regulators must move quickly to ensure stablecoins do not slip through the cracks of traditional oversight, said Standard ...
The World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and the African Development Bank lead the transparency rankings for government ...
The Reserve Bank of India’s decision to allow Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation to obtain a 20 per cent share in Yes Bank may open the door to greater foreign bank o ...
The Bank for International Settlements has warned that stablecoins fail to meet the criteria for sound money and are unlikely ...
HSBC is considering a global policy requiring employees to work from the office at least three days a week, as it aims to ...