All Financial Servcies articles – Page 7
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AnalysisLibor could cost banks billions
Potential for losses keep mounting as new clients seek compensation
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AnalysisSpanish banks holding 156bn euros of ‘doubtful loans’
Almost 9% of all lending risks not being recovered
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AnalysisForegone conclusion
The ground could be starting to shift beneath Putin’s feet. But when corruption leads the likes of Ikea and Walmart to abandon Russian expansion, what can other companies do to beat the extortionists?
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AnalysisCapitalism’s last stand
Some are warning that the world’s economic woes and the protest movements they have fuelled could spell the end of the capitalist system as we know it. Could we already be in transition?
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AnalysisA bigger slice of the pie
The financial crisis has led to the rise of a new risk – resource-rich states moving to seize a greater share of profits from the companies exploiting their natural resources
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AnalysisLife after the euro
What happens if the eurozone breaks up in 2012? And what does this mean for corporate risk managers
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AnalysisFrench, German, Italian and Spanish banks most exposed to PIIGS
The top ten eurozone banks with the most to lose from a sovereign default in Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece or Spain
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FeaturesHow to learn from banks on proportionate control
Good risk management can open up opportunities. But too many controls can become costly, cumbersome, and create a false sense of security
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AnalysisGreek debt is Europe's biggest worry
Greece can’t pay back its massive debt on its own it’s simply too large. That has prompted other European countries to throw Greece a lifeline. Currently this is in the form of an EU bailout fund totalling €780bn. But even that might not be enough
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InterviewsBribery - the UK law tightens
Even matters such as corporate hospitality need to be scrutinised to avoid penalty
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Online onlyBrits abroad can’t compete
Foreign backed joint ventures are corruptly stealing contracts away from British firms, a source alleged
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AnalysisPolitical risk update
JLT World Risk Review downgrades Pakistan, Senegal, South Africa, Sudan and Tajikistan
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Interviews1 in 5 students have hacked
Students think hacking is "cool" and some do it to make money
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AnalysisFerma issues guidance on EU Directive
Advice for boards and audit on monitoring the effectiveness of risk management
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InterviewsTerrorism costs decline
US federal reinsurance backstop continues to stabilise the terrorism insurance market, finds Marsh
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InterviewsBrokers defend Lloyd's
Research shows more than 80% are "very positive" about doing business with the Market
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