09/19/2018
Iceland has made it illegal to pay women less than men
A new law in Iceland making it illegal to pay women less than men came into effect on January 1, 2018
09/19/2018
A new law in Iceland making it illegal to pay women less than men came into effect on January 1, 2018
09/18/2018
The working environment in the Swiss financial industry is becoming more complex, specialised and challenging.
09/18/2018
In June this year, the Chinese government announced much-anticipated revisions to the country's individual income tax laws.
09/18/2018
And the criteria for assessing such applications will be made clearer after Members approved another part of the proposal.
09/18/2018
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has also quizzed Deutsche Bank about the extent of Ms Tan's involvement with the 1MDB account
09/18/2018
China may bide its time, but we expect they will follow with tariffs on a further $60 billion of imports from the US.
09/18/2018
The world’s ultra rich are continuing to settle in Asia with the number of HNWIs growing 12.1% to 6.2 million with total wealth holdings of US$21.59t, according to a study by Capgemini.
09/18/2018
This is the second year running that Ogier has seen the highest number of any offshore law firm on the Leaders List.
09/18/2018
Another case involves a significant business relationship with a politically exposed person (PEP), who remains unnamed.
09/17/2018
The Cayman Islands withdrew from the Exchange of Notes after the UK’s Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act was passed in May.
09/17/2018
The Dutch police explain its “impossible” to really estimate how much money was actually laundered through sketchy accounts and unusually large transactions.
09/14/2018
The BillionaireWho Bought Trump’s Mansion Faces Scrutiny in Monaco
Lately though, Mr. Rybolovlev, a billionaire Russian mining magnate, has been less visible and Prince Albert has maintained a delicate, diplomatic distance from him.
09/14/2018
Divorce Often A Legal Quagmire For Super Wealthy
A spouse who owns and runs a closely held business may be overly optimistic about its value when applying for financing or speaking to investors in the months leading up to a divorce.
09/14/2018
Ex-Lumiere boss found guilty of £2.7m fraud by Jersey court
The month-long trial involved evidence from the Jersey Financial Services Commission and his former clients, which included an elderly French couple, a pensioner and a partially-blind 79-year-old.
09/13/2018
Today's proposal to strengthen the European Banking Authority's role will now be discussed by the European Parliament and Council.
09/13/2018
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09/13/2018
The amount of extra tax collected by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) following investigations by its specialist fraud team increased by £300 million last year, primarily driven by an increase in civil investigations.
09/13/2018
It is to be noted that any Business License granted by the Ministry of Economy prior to the entry into force of the Revised Law will remain valid for commercial activities and services
09/12/2018
More than 1,700 financial firms in Hong Kong share customer information with authorities in global tax evasion initiative
City will send information annually to local tax authorities in 50 jurisdictions with which it has agreements, with first exchange set for this month
09/12/2018
The Digital Assets Business Act 2018 became operative with effect from 10 September 2018