Swiss Central Bank Urged to Lift Inflation Goal, Manage Currency
Economists publish paper calling for average 2% inflation aim
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Bitcoin to hit fresh highs – but standby for regulator-triggered price swings
His warning comes as central banks and governments around the world ramp up their focus on digital currencies.
Swiss Wealth Tax Rakes in Cash as Covid Revives Global Debate
Levy captures annual value of assets from Bitcoin to beehives
The State of Financial Crime 2021
Technology, regulation, and the future of financial crime compliance
The Secret Luxembourg Base of Italy’s ’Ndrangheta Mafia
The intensely hierarchical and clannish ’Ndrangheta have fanned out across the world from their home base in southern Italy, often using family-based chain migration to get footholds in new markets.
The Cayman Islands: A jurisdiction of choice for family offices
Dart has invested more than US$1.5 billon into the Cayman Islands and the group now employs more than 800 people in the islands across its various businesses.
Five legal and regulatory trends to watch out for in 2021
Mattias Hedwall, head of Baker McKenzie’s global international commercial and trade group, identifies the legal and regulatory themes that will dominate the rest of 2021.
Carey Olsen advises Epiris and James Hay Holdings on Nucleus Financial Group acquisition
Epiris Fund II (Fund II) has owned James Hay since 2019 when it bought the business as part of its acquisition of IFG Group plc.
FCA takes alleged insider dealing brothers to court
The FCA said the brothers had made a profit of about £142,000 from the alleged insider dealing.
The Cape Town Convention five years on
In the five years since the Convention came into force we have advised leasing companies, aircraft owners, lenders and others that use Cayman structures for financing and leasing aircraft on the rights and interests conferred by the Convention and the imp
Employers: can you inoculate against racism?
The Court considered it legitimate to reflect on not only what steps had been taken by the employer but also how effective those steps were likely to be when they were taken and, in appropriate circumstances, how effective they proved to be in practice.
Globally Mobile Employees – UK and EU Social Security Update
The new arrangements for multi-state workers and detached workers posted for up to two years are now in effect.