Finance

Germany: The End of “Black Zero” Economics

Germany’s schwarze null, or “black zero”, economic policy has so far kept national debt low, will Covid-19 change this?

The Corporate Law Journal9 April 2020Comment

Scotland: A New National Investment Bank

How will the Scottish Investment Bank Bill impact the Scottish Economy?

The Corporate Law Journal16 March 2020Comment

The Diversification Of The Investment Banking Industry

As investment banking profitability begins to decline, industry leading banks JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley begin to diversify their services to soften the blow of a potential recession.

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The Financial Focus Series: Alibaba

This article is the first in a multi-part series on various firms that have caught the attention of international markets, with the primary aim of familiarising readers with the history and current events of the firms in order to better understand key developments in the future.

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Machine Learning: A Regulatory Puzzle

Will the establishment of the AIPPF help regulators keep machine learning in check?

The Corporate Law Journal13 February 2020Comment

Green Investment - The Future of Investing?

How will green energy impact the investment market?

The Corporate Law Journal8 February 2020greeninvestment, investment, green, fossilfuel, finance, energy, blackrockComment

Is Open Finance the Future of FinTech?

With the United Kingdom’s anticipated departure from the European Union, how will regulation shift to accommodate the progression of open finance?

The Corporate Law Journal31 January 2020Comment

Rippling effects of the 1MDB Scandal

The 1MDB scandal started out as a political scandal involving a politician and a strategic development company, but has now spread into an international litigation warfare, with lawsuits and claims being filed in multiple jurisdictions.

The Corporate Law Journal27 January 2020Comment

The Demise of LIBOR: How Will Financial Institutions React?

What is happening with the demise of LIBOR?

Northern Ireland's government restored following three years of political stalemate

After three years of political stalemate, Northern Ireland’s government has been restored.

The Corporate Law Journal17 January 2020Comment

Financing Entrepreneurial Spirit : What Is The Right Approach?

Is it possible for a nation to finance the new age generation of entrepreneurs in their businesses?

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Implications of the Year-End Decrease in Negative-Yield Debt Pile on the Bond Markets

What are the implications of the year-end decrease in negative-yield debt pile on the bond markets and what do they mean?

The Corporate Law Journal4 January 2020Comment

A Taxation Conundrum - The Difficulties of a Digitised Economy

The proposed Digital Services Tax (DST) aims to hold multinational corporations without a physical presence in the United Kingdom accountable for proportional tax rates. Will it work?

The Corporate Law Journal1 January 2020Comment