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A brighter view of banking under Volcker - FT.com
Some 1,400 questions. A total of 298 pages. One proposal. Monday is the deadline for financial market participants to submit final responses to the Volcker rule, the eponymous legislation aimed at banning speculative trading at commercial banks. The
TOPRA Regulatory Affairs MSc lecture | PRLog
TOPRA Regulatory Affairs MSc lecture. Paul Foster, Talent Acquisition Manager for AXESS, is passing on his expertise to students on the TOPRA Regulatory Affairs MSc course in Munich on 08 February 2012. - PR11795939
RBS 'sacks employees due to regulatory probe' - bobsguide.com
The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has reacted to the ongoing regulatory probe into potential interest-rate manipulation by firing at least four employees.
Recommended Reading (weekly) - Be Relevant! Email Marketing Blog
If the email’s legal, it can’t be spam. Can it? Legal compliance is not the main factor used by those who manage incoming mail (ISPs, webmail services and IT departments) to decide if your email should be delivered to the inbox or cast into the nine circles of email hell...
Main Street Merchants Aren't Deterred by Red Tape | Blog | Daily Dose | Entrepreneur.com
As politicians vilify regulations on the campaign trail, consider the results from a recent survey of small-business owners. It seems regulations aren't...
Abu Dhabi unveils new utility bill for water and electricity | Regulation and Supervision Bureau
From March a new utility bill for water and electricity is to be rolled out across the Emirate of Abu Dhabi that will provide customers with more information, key to managing their consumption. All...
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Fitch Ratings About Us Contact Us Press Room Events Help Search Sign in Autologin Printer-Friendly Page Click Here for Printer-Friendly Version Fitch Affirms Gatwick Funding's Bonds at 'BBB+'; Outlook Stable Ratings Endorsement Policy 07 Feb 2012 6:55 AM (EST) Fitch Ratings-London-07 February 2012:
June Carbone: Why Do Dangerous Financial Criminals Roam Free?
If we want crooks behind bars -- and if want to stop future financial crimes -- we need to rebuild the foundation for effective prosecutions by appointing regulators who believe in the mission and have a proven record of success.
Leveson inquiry needs a lesson in press regulation history | Media | The Observer
Peter Preston: Another stab at press regulation risks bringing back the worst aspects of previous attempts
Turf wars shouldn’t block a national securities regulator - The Globe and Mail
Even though the Supreme Court struck down the idea, a more rugged regulatory architecture is still needed
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