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Labour is refusing to tell us which taxes it will increase if it wins the general election, but one thing is sure – in its own words, it’s going to be “relentless”, says Harvey
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) are planning to advance cooperation in green and transition finance between China and Singapore. The central banks discussed
The U.S. Treasury Department will seek to operationalize use of the country’s new beneficial ownership information database by law enforcement and finalize moves to clamp down on real estate money
The World Bank priced the first CHF digital bond by an international issuer, which will settle using Swiss Franc wholesale Central Bank Digital Currency (wCBDC) provided by the Swiss National Bank (SNB).
America will oppose a proposed global tax on billionaires, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has confirmed. Ministers in France, Brazil and other nations have been pioneering an idea to tip the economic
Press Release from Carey Olsen, Monday 20 May, 2024. Carey Olsen Singapore partner Helen Wang and counsel Kate Lan, Rebecca Lee and Amelia Tan have been featured in the Asian Legal Business (ALB)
The MAS of Singapore has recently announced stringent AML and CFT controls on digital payment token (DPT) service providers. According to Moody’s, these regulatory changes aim to mitigate the risk
Hong Kong’s tax breaks and immigration policies to attract tycoons to set up family offices have been quite successful, as they have piqued the interest of many billionaires over the past year,
Greek lawmakers early on Monday approved new tax and pension reforms, a move the left-led government hopes will help unlock fresh bailout funds under a financial lifeline worth up to 86 billion euros
The European Commission outlined plans on Wednesday to limit how much multinational companies can reduce taxes on their European earnings through the use of creative accounting. The Commission, set