Lagarde, golden salary in defiance of ECB rules
Christine Lagarde is facing criticism for receiving a dual salary package that exceeds ECB regulations while calling for moderation in salaries.
Lagarde: Strong criticism for the 140,000 euros she receives from the BIS
Christine Lagarde faces backlash for her annual salary of 140,000 euros from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), contradicting ECB rules against simultaneous payments from multiple sources.
FT: Lagarde receives €140,000 annually from BIS despite 'block' on third-party payments for ECB employees
The news reveals that ECB President Christine Lagarde receives €140,000 annually from the Bank for International Settlements, stirring controversy within the European Central Bank due to internal rules against third-party remuneration.
Lagarde reaffirms her commitment to the ECB and rules out early resignation
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, asserts her intention to serve her full term until October 2027 and warns about potential economic risks due to new U.S. tariffs.
Bank Locker Rule: How Much Compensation Will Be Given if Items Go Missing?
The article discusses the RBI's rules regarding compensation for items lost or damaged in bank lockers due to theft, fire, or other incidents.
If items go missing from the bank locker... will the bank take responsibility or deny? Know the rules
A recent incident of gold theft from a bank locker in Delhi raises questions about the safety of valuables stored in bank lockers and the bank's responsibilities regarding such losses.
Carlos Cuerpo rules out attempting to go to the European Central Bank in the accelerated distribution of positions in the EU: "I will not run"
Spanish Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo has announced he will not seek a position in the European Central Bank's executive board, instead opting to support a national candidate.
Broad criticism of Israel's rules in the West Bank
International criticism is aimed at Israel's government decision to strengthen control over areas in the occupied West Bank through new settler regulations.
Important changes for bank and insurance customers. It's about complaints
The article discusses recent changes in the rules for handling financial complaints in Poland, aimed at simplifying the complaint process for customers.
Martin Lewis explains limit that applies to anyone with a UK bank account
Martin Lewis provides essential tips on how to manage large sums in UK bank accounts while ensuring protection under the FSCS rules.
Central Bank to review FGC rules, says director
The Central Bank of Brazil plans to revise rules of the Credit Guarantee Fund (FGC) and introduce new regulations aimed at fraud prevention and title distribution, according to regulatory director Gilneu Vivan.
Israel's security cabinet approves new rules to increase control over the West Bank
Israel's security cabinet has approved measures granting more authority to enforce laws over Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, while also enabling settlers to purchase land, which the International Court of Justice has deemed illegal.
Master: Pension fund disrespected rules when investing in the bank, says TCE-PR
The pension fund for municipal employees of Imbituva, PR, made an irregular investment in Bank Master, accounting for half of its available funds as it failed to comply with internal risk standards, according to an investigation by TCE-PR.
New rules for tracking money diverted in scams go into effect this Monday (2)
New regulations from the Central Bank aimed at tracking Pix transactions affected by scams have come into force, requiring financial institutions to enhance monitoring to locate diverted funds.
Lloyds questioned by watchdog over use of staff banking data in pay talks
The information watchdog is investigating Lloyds Banking Group for potentially violating privacy rules by accessing data from 30,000 staff bank accounts during union pay negotiations.
Bank Rules: What is the punishment for not returning money wrongly credited to your account? What are the bank's rules regarding this?
The article discusses the obligation of account holders to notify the bank about mistakenly credited money and the potential criminal consequences of refusing to return it.
UK bank account holders urged to check security ahead of payment change
UK consumers are advised to review their bank security settings due to upcoming changes in payment rules that will remove the £100 limit on contactless transactions by March 2026.