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Plans to reform the regulation of insolvency practitioners in Great Britain were set out today by The Insolvency Service. The proposed changes are designed to provide further clarity for practitioners operating in the insolvency sector, remove unnecessary barriers to entry...
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“The venture capital industry in India has been undergoing a downward trend for the past two years. In the current…
From Herbert Lohneiss, Chief Executive Officer, Siemens Financial Services, Munich It is undeniable that good risk management practices are woefully…
THE Madurai District Tiny and Small Scale Industries Association (Maditssia) has called for evolving policy initiatives to redress the grievances…
Chile's factoring industry would only become subject to official state regulation if the companies concerned were to begin to handle…
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Insolvency practitioners are facing an overhaul in the way licences are granted after a review of the licensing system proposed…
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State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) governor, Dr. Ishrat Husain, said the central bank was working on new prudential regulations that…
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Panamanian payment guarantee companies have asked the government for greater regulation of their sector, local daily El Panama reported. Central…
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The British Bankers’ Association will launch a code of conduct today covering small businesses, pitching for improved self-regulation ahead of…
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A bill that would force the central bank to consult with the government and report to the parliament on a…