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Rescuing Argentina: will the rope snap after IMF bailout?
November 1, 2018Argentina’s currency crisis has triggered an IMF bailout, which the government believes will spark a recovery. Those who recall the IMF’s last intervention less favourably will be hoping the government is right.
Why cognitive technologies are a double-edged sword
October 20, 2018Cognitive technologies could provide banks with new efficiencies, capabilities and innovations. But they could also cause a future crisis if not properly controlled.
Supervisors or enforcers: who steers AML in Europe?
October 1, 2018Even after several revisions, the EU’s anti-money laundering directive does not definitively answer the question of whether a unified EU approach to AML is needed and politically achievable. Stefanie Linhardt reports.
The EU's AML report card: Must do better
October 1, 2018Despite the rhetoric in Europe on tackling money laundering, cases continue to come to light. Politician should act together now, says Stefanie Linhardt.
Bankers fret over part two of EU securities lending rules
September 19, 2018Bankers are becoming increasingly anxious over the second stage of the EU’s securities financing transaction regulation, which involves greater granularity of reporting around securities lending. By Justin Pugsley.
What will US policy mean for emerging markets?
September 3, 2018Changes in US monetary policy are likely to push emerging markets to look for other alliances. Silvia Pavoni reports.
Redefining GDP
August 31, 2018Is it time to rethink gross domestic product as a measure of a country’s economic vitality? Joy Macknight investigates.
FSB pivot from policy-making is good news for banks
August 23, 2018The Financial Stability Board is moving away from policy-making towards assessing the implementation and impact of global rules – potentially good news for bankers.
Libor: can the benchmark stay afloat?
August 1, 2018Regulators have called time on Libor, the world’s most-cited reference rate. But its demise is not a sure thing. Danielle Myles assesses Libor’s chances of survival, and looks at what could take its place.
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