02/28/2014

Ex-ABN Amro Lawyer Sues for Bias Over Black Sheep Remark

ABN Amro Group NV’s former top lawyer in the U.K. sued the Dutch lender for race discrimination over her treatment by an executive who allegedly said “let’s talk about all things black” and claimed he couldn’t see her in a ph

02/27/2014

Credit Suisse CEO Fights Back on Tax Evasion Claims

Credit Suisse's chief executive will hit back at allegations the Swiss bank was a willing accomplice in U.S. tax evasion on Wednesday, blaming instead a small group of its private bankers for helping Americans conceal their wealth.

02/26/2014

Frequently asked questions on Basel III monitoring

This document provides answers to technical and interpretive questions raised by supervisors and banks during the Committee’s Basel III monitoring. The document intends to facilitate the completion of the monitoring questionnaire and is not to be co

02/25/2014

Wealth tax will drive rich out of SA

With Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s upcoming National Budget address around the corner, one has to wonder whether he will consider instituting a wealth tax in an attempt to increase revenue collection.

02/25/2014

Deferred Prosecution Agreements - Withers

Essentially, although the organisation will not be pleading guilty to an offence, it will be admitting its wrongdoing and will receive a fine from the judge but will avoid criminal prosecution.

02/24/2014

Deutsche Bank Settles Dispute for $1.06 Billion

Deutsche Bank said on Thursday that it would pay more than 775 million euros, or about $1.06 billion, to the heirs of the late media mogul Leo Kirch to settle a long-running dispute over the collapse of his empire.