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UK set for clamp down on bribery and corruption
Long seen as lagging behind other countries in the fight against corruption, the UK is now set to clamp down on bribery with tough new legislation.
Price transparency isn't just a front-office concern for brokers as many are seeking better transparency from European exchanges about clearing and settlement tariffs so that firms can calculate fees as...
Rehypothecation of client assets was one of the “dominant drivers of contagion” during the financial crisis, amplifying the market turmoil in the wake of the Lehman Brothers collapse, the Senior Supervisors'...
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ALM Europe: FSA calls for better boards and more access
Bank directors failed their shareholders because they lacked the knowledge and the inclination to investigate their banks' involvement in the structured product business, according to the UK Financial Services Authority's (FSA) director of prudential...
Corporate statement: Listening and learning
After the seismic market shocks in 2008 and early 2009, structured products have remained widespread in the media focus. As summer holidays come to an end and schools reopen, we consider the lessons learned and what is on the curriculum for the year ahead...
Unlocking information
Throughout the crisis, banks have been criticised for failing to provide the quantity and quality of information needed for investors to gauge their financial health. But that trend could be reversed, with the Basel Committee zeroing in on disclosure...
NYSE addresses corporate governance best practice
New commission created by the NYSE to examine US corporate governance
A combined effort
Rather than running the business process and operational risk management frameworks in tandem, why not combine them and use one structure to comply with many rules? By Dennis Dickstein
FDIC earnings report shows banks not out of the woods yet
Commerical and savings banks in the US show a net loss of $3.7 billion in the second quarter of 2009
IIA issues new risk management standards
International internal audit body releases two best practice papers to hone internal audit effectiveness
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