When the Economist ran a special feature on tax havens earlier this year they said: Today’s successful tax havens thrive not because of crockery, but
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The Guardian reports today that: British investigators were ordered by the attorney-general Lord Goldsmith to conceal from international anti-bribery watchdogs the existence of payments totalling
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According to Yahoo: Indonesia plans to reopen a corruption investigation into the youngest son of former dictator Suharto, the attorney general’s office said Monday. Tommy
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Finextra has reported that: The European Commission (EC) has launched a consultation on ways of making it easier for customers to switch bank accounts between
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Dennis Howlett has commented on the same Sunday Times price that I referred to yesterday (which I suspect he found here). He’s much more robust
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The Telegraph reports this morning that: Despite the Revenue’s crackdown, investing your money overseas can still pay. It then goes on to say that the
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Behind the scenes my colleagues and I have been working hard on the G8 summit which is held next week. This article in The Tablet
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When Jersey is boasting (and it does, often) it says one of the things its financial services sector does that is of benefit is run
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Pay Pal has been mailing all its customers to tell them: PayPal was granted a bank license with the Luxembourg bank authority. Under this license,
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