Why a Leave Vote May Not Result in a Brexit
The ruling classes in the UK will be highly motivated to try to get the Brexit genie back in the bottle.
Read more...The ruling classes in the UK will be highly motivated to try to get the Brexit genie back in the bottle.
Read more...Investors got a big dose of bad news about the economy and geopolitics and reacted accordingly.
Read more...New Zealand’s Offshore Financial Services Providers: a new sampling of strange creatures
Read more...Never mind the “fantastically corrupt” Afghanistan and Nigeria. What about the UK?
Read more...The UK exempts Members of Parliament and other Special People from money laundering controls.
Read more...Craig Murray keeps jumping the gun with his panamapapers pieces
Read more...The economic consequences of leaving the EU are at the heart of the Brexit debate. This column studies how changes in trade and fiscal transfers to the EU following Brexit would affect living standards in the UK. Across a range of scenarios, Brexit leads to lower income per capita, but the magnitude of the loss depends on what trade policies the UK adopts post-Brexit. To minimise the economic costs of Brexit, the UK would have to remain closely integrated into the Single Market.
Read more...A quick look at Breder Suasso, a New Zealand FSP with historic links to disreputable Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca
Read more...First a political fracas in Malta, now a giant international bribery scandal: New Zealand Foreign Trusts cover themselves in more glory
Read more...Fairfax and Huffington Post have broken a monster story on bribery by Unaoil in Iraq that implicates major multinational corporations and officials all over the Middle East. So why the media blackout?
Read more...An update on the Brexit referendum.
Read more...The current and former governors of the Bank of England are singing from very different hymnals on the subject of Brexit.
Read more...Brexit could damage London’s attractiveness as the centre of European banking, as an entry point to the EU and as a global financial hub.
Read more...Mossack Fonseca and its trail of street protests: they are in it up to their thighs, and HSBC’s Stuart Gulliver has “no idea”.
Read more...How did what started out as a niche, narrow and oft derided political question like EU membership come to dominate a country’s policy making?
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