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Canada has withdrawn a tax that could have reaped billions in revenue to bring Donald Trump back to the table. It raises the possibility that other taxes targeting big tech could be in the US president’s
Cyprus has revoked citizenship from 28 people who gained it through the Cyprus Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program, continuing the government’s review of naturalizations under the terminated program
Luxembourg is preparing to shut down a scheme which grants non-EU nationals a residence permit in exchange for investing €500,000 in a business in the country. A draft law, submitted to parliament
The development of fintech and the strong desire of mainland Chinese companies to go global are conducive to Chinese and international banks setting set up operations in Hong Kong, according to the
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG.L) has launched a blockchain-based infrastructure platform for private funds, becoming the first major global stock exchange to implement such a system. The platform,
Norway’s national election, effectively a referendum on the country’s wealth tax, shows that even in an oil-rich sovereign wealth fund-backed nation, voters will defend fairness-based taxation—a
Three Swiss banks have successfully conducted the first binding cross-bank payment using tokenized deposits on a public blockchain, marking a significant milestone in traditional finance’s adoption
Leading voices from across the finance industry, regulatory landscape and climate policy community gathered in London for the Guernsey Sustainable Finance Seminar 2025. The seminar featured a keynote
Press Release from Carey Olsen, Friday 19 September, 2025. Carey Olsen has been named as a finalist in the Offshore Firm of the Year category at the upcoming The Lawyer European Awards 2025, having
The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) intends to relax certain regulations for cryptocurrency companies while tightening rules in areas like cyber risks, according to a Financial Times report