12/21/2014
Switzerland is introducing a negative interest rate on deposits held by lenders at its central bank, moving to hold down the value of the Swiss franc amid turmoil in global currency markets and expectations that deflation is at hand.
12/20/2014
The Bavarian state bank, who were unavailable for comment on Friday, accuses the British billionaire of bribing one of its executives to influence the 2006 sale of Formula One's rights.
12/18/2014
Switzerland’s big banks, UBS and Credit Suisse, are carefully assessing the Swiss central bank’s move to introduce a negative interest rate on deposits—which could cause each of the lenders to take a direct financial hit.
12/18/2014
SPL, the board of the cell companies that make up the failed Arch Cru funds, took Arch Financial Products to court in November 2013, alleging gross negligence in Arch's role as manager of the funds.
12/17/2014
The rules would also require banks, auditors, lawyers, real estate agents and casinos, among others, to be more vigilant about suspicious transactions made by their clients.
12/16/2014
Trademark lawsuits can be a little dry, but a California case in the fall has drawn attention not only because it involved John Wayne and a whiskey named “Duke,” but also because it highlights a growing tussle over legal ethics.
12/15/2014
The watchdog has been visiting firms this year, and will publish a thematic review on due diligence in 2015, encompassing suitability requirements.