Companies, investors should brace for mandatory climate-risk disclosure
Sustainability disclosure is now the top of the agenda for the world’s largest investors, companies and regulators in almost every major market.
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CS receives $475m ‘tuna bonds’ fine
FINMA’s investigation focused on how the bank managed and controlled observations, which can involve significant legal and reputational risks.
Mozambique loans: FINMA concludes proceedings against Credit Suisse
Overall FINMA concludes that the Group’s risk management in connection with the Mozambique loans was seriously deficient.
Sidra Capital acquires landmark property facing Buckingham Palace
The 33,000 sq ft freehold property is the closest commercial office space to Buckingham Palace
Country-by-Country Reporting – Compilation of 2021 Peer Review Reports
Inclusive Framework on BEPS: Action 13
Credit Suisse pays $475m in fines to settle Mozambique ‘tuna bonds’ case
Ad hoc announcement pursuant to article 53 LR
Are you innovating to meet new regulatory demands cost effectively?
Meeting the demands of FCA’s proposed new ‘Consumer Duty’ when it is introduced later in 2022 will be the next big challenge.
What to consider when implementing a vaccination policy in your organisation
UK employers are not alone in this conundrum of how to approach vaccinations, and testing, in their workforces.
Aviation: Belgium to introduce a boarding tax
While the tax is intended to combat environmental pollution, it will clearly help curb the budgetary deficit Belgium is currently facing, as the new measure should raise €30 million.
Will the global corporate tax deal really level the playing field?
MT Asks: Global leaders have agreed on a minimum corporate tax rate, but how will it actually affect business leaders?
Evergrande suffers setback as debt-stricken developer fails to sell its US$1.7 billion Hong Kong office tower to Yuexiu Property
The deal was expected to be completed by the end of September, sources close to the matter had previously told the Post.
Global tax deal approval ‘to take at least a year’, says president
Switzerland will need at least a year to gain domestic approval for new tax measures to conform with a 15% global minimum corporate tax rate, according to Guy Parmelin, who holds the rotating Swiss presidency this year.