Gibraltar: Preparation Of Financial Statements For Offshore Companies - Fiduciary Group
With European governments needing to increase their tax collection, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and development and other organisations are looking to standardise the reporting and filing of annual financial statements for companies across the world.
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United Kingdom: Apportionment In Liability Policies – Take Care With Your Wordings - Ince & Co
The Court of Appeal has ruled in Ace European Group & Ors v Standard Life Assurance Ltd that extending the principle of apportionment to recoveries under a liability policy between insured and uninsured losses was "irrational and unprincipled".
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ECB's Asmussen: G20's credibility is at risk
BERLIN - The Group of 20's credibility is at risk because it has been primarily equipped to deal with crises and is less effective during normal times, European Central Bank board member Joerg Asmussen said on Friday.
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Europe Markets: Europe stocks steady with G-20 meeting in focus
European stock markets nudge lower on Friday, as investors opt to stay on the sidelines ahead of the Group of 20 nations meeting in Moscow with any hints of exchange-rates policy monitored closely.
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Liberty’s Virgin Deal Sets Up Media Clash Between Malone and Murdoch
Liberty Global’s $16 billion deal to buy British cable group Virgin Media will create one of the largest broadband companies in the world, and will pit Liberty mogul John Malone in a clash of the media titans against longtime rival Rupert Murdoch and his News Corp. conglomerate. The deal is further evidence that the media and tech mergers and acquisitions market is revving up to levels not seen since the financial crisis. Earlier this week computer giant Dell announced plans to go private in a $24.4 billion deal. Virgin Media is the number two pay-TV company in the U.K. behind BSkyB, which is majority controlled by News Corp., so the merger instantly pits Malone against Murdoch in the European media market. The Financial Times was first to report news of the impending deal, which is worth a total of $23 billion including debt. Virgin Group’s Richard Branson, the colorful billionaire impressario, stands to make about $316 million from the Liberty takeover. Liberty Global already ...
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