The Economist has smelt the coffee and has begun to realise it's game over for tax havens, or so it would seem from a whole series of articles it has published. Start here and move on to:
Storm survivors
Enduring charms
The OFCs' economic role: The good, the bad and the Ugland
Onshore financial centres: Not a palm tree in sight
Tax transparency: Automatic response
Company taxation: The price isn't right
The merry enablers
Switzerland and its rivals: Rise of the midshores
Who's the criminal?
Prospects: Sunshine and shadows
I do not by any means endorse all that is said. But this represents a change for the Economist, and that's welcome.
Hat tip: TJN
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