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The backhander backlash

Some multinationals could be caught out as more governments begin clamping down on corporate corruption...

Article / 3 years ago

Australia: a tangled web of class actions

Australia has become one of the most plaintiff-friendly countries in the world for securities class actions. Now big business is calling for change...

Article / 4 years ago

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Asset managers face myriad of disruptive forces and regulations - IB

Canadian insurer poised to inject new capacity into FI marketplace...

Allianz to pay $6 bln over Structured Alpha fraud, fund manager charged - R...

Germany's Allianz SE has agreed to pay about $6 billion and a U.S. asset management unit will plead guilt...

KPMG faces $18 million misconduct fine for misleading regulator - Business ...

KPMG International Ltd. faces a 14.4 million pound ($17.6 million) fine after admitting it misled regulat...

Crypto crash could 'give rise to disputes and flush out frauds'

International law firm RPC warns instability of cryptocurrency also risks causing a run on USD Tether...

Global Banks Flee the Monster SPAC Market They Helped Create

Just a few years after banks helped create a gargantuan market for blank-check companies, they’re pulling...

Lloyd’s of London licensed broker launches crypto insurance product - CityA...

A Lloyd's licensed insurance broker has launched a dedicated crypto product to shore up legal protections...

Britain’s Biggest Bank Is Caught in the U.S.- China Crossfire - Bloomberg

Insurer Ping An wants to break up HSBC, 20 years after the ‘global bank’ invested in its future. The tuss...