Teachers and police officers in Riga will be able to receive support for rent costs
The Riga City Council has adopted regulations to provide financial support for rent to qualified specialists, specifically teachers and police officers.
Man Utd and Premier League clubs sent warning by UEFA after financial results revealed
UEFA's report indicates that Premier League clubs, particularly Manchester United, face risks from high transfer fees and spending compared to financial regulations.
Superintendence of Popular Economy and Solidarity Ordered Liquidation of Incoop Cooperative in Ambato
The Superintendence of Popular Economy and Solidarity has ordered the liquidation of the Incoop cooperative located in Ambato, Ecuador, due to its violation of financial regulations.
ELTA Briefly: Amendments to the LRT Law Will Be Presented As Soon As Possible, Fighting Fraud with LB Proposing to Tighten Payment Operations
Lithuania's parliament aims to expedite the presentation of amendments to the LRT law while the central bank proposes tighter regulations on payment operations to combat financial fraud.
A 30% Tax Has Been Introduced. Changes Are Already in Effect
Poland has implemented a new 30% tax rate on banks, expected to significantly increase state budget revenues, with gradual reductions planned for future years.
Reform of Inheritance Tax: How You Can Still Save Taxes When Inheriting
A proposed reform in German inheritance tax laws could affect how much wealth can be transferred tax-free, and experts suggest that individuals should act quickly to secure their assets under current regulations.
If savings bank assets exceed 20 trillion won, the largest shareholder's stake will be limited to below 50%
The South Korean financial authorities plan to introduce regulations limiting the largest shareholder's stake in savings banks with assets exceeding 20 trillion won to enhance public accountability.
Difficulties in Borrowing Money from Banks Lead to Surge in βLoan Sharksβ... Record New Loans in 3.5 Years
The amount of new loans from loan shark companies has surged to a 3.5-year high, indicating a growing trend of middle-to-low credit individuals turning to such lenders due to stricter regulations by the government.
Crypto: The data on the taxation of capital gains from buying and selling
There is a growing proposal in Greece to initially exempt capital gains from cryptocurrency transactions from taxation instead of imposing a tax rate of around 15%.
Swedish Financial Supervisor to Investigate Swedbank's Compliance with Money Laundering Prevention Requirements
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has announced an investigation into Swedbank's compliance with regulations aimed at preventing money laundering.
Man City 115 charges update: Points deduction, threat of relegation, punishment explained
Manchester City faces a prolonged wait for the verdict on 115 charges for alleged financial breaches from 2009 to 2018, which could have severe consequences including points deduction or relegation.
The European Central Bank imposes the largest fine on JP Morgan
The European Central Bank has imposed a record fine of β¬12.2 million on JP Morgan's European arm due to reporting errors regarding capital requirements and risk assessment.
AADE: Checks for tax evasion, black money - Who is being investigated
The AADE has targeted significant tax evasion cases and black money for audits in 2026, employing advanced algorithms and digital tools.
President Yoon directs Cabinet to review loan extension regulations for existing multiple homeowners
President Yoon has instructed his Cabinet and secretariat to assess regulatory measures regarding loan extensions for existing multiple homeowners, emphasizing fairness in financial policies.
Man City's 'likely' 115 charges punishment emerges as Premier League handed huge warning
Manchester City faces potential sanctions over 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations, with the outcome of the legal proceedings still pending.
J.P. Morgan Bank Received a Record Fine for Misreporting Risks
J.P. Morgan Bank has been fined a record amount for improperly reporting risks.
Alexander NorΓ©n: How the new mortgage regulations affect you
The Swedish government has raised the mortgage cap from 85% to 90%, which lowers the required down payment for homebuyers but may also lead to increased housing prices.
Climate Transparency: Reporting Well Is Indeed a Business
The article discusses the growing importance of climate transparency in Mexico, where companies are now required to report climate risks similarly to their financial state due to new sustainability reporting regulations.
Germany and France Call for Simplifying Financial Rules in the European Union
Germany and France proposed measures to simplify financial regulations in the EU, urging the European Commission to present an ambitious package to ease the burden on companies.
Narrowing margins for properties with short-term rentals
Property owners utilizing short-term rental arrangements in Greece must finalize their financial details for the year 2025 by the end of February to avoid significant tax penalties.
It is official: dollars will be deposited into the bank accounts of all people who meet this condition
New regulations following the Social Security Equity Law could lead to dollar deposits for affected citizens in the U.S.
Known details of civil military service: Three months and 340 euros compensation
The Croatian government has introduced regulations for civil military service for individuals who object to military duties on religious or moral grounds, offering a financial compensation scheme for participants.
Not all will receive II pillar pension payouts after death: it will depend on several factors
The article discusses the conditions under which beneficiaries may receive II pillar pension payouts in Lithuania after the death of a participant.
Online Submission Obligations for Financial Income by Financial Institutions to Reflect on Insurance Premiums for Those Aged 75 and Older
New regulations will mandate online reporting of financial income by financial institutions for individuals aged 75 and older, affecting their medical insurance premiums.
Mizuho Securities Employee Perhaps Involved in Insider Trading - Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission Conducts Forced Investigation
An employee of Mizuho Securities is under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission for suspected involvement in insider trading related to non-public information.
Nationwide legal change alert as Treasury imposes new restriction rules
The UK Treasury is set to implement new regulations affecting building societies including Nationwide, following discussions with senior officials and a commitment to reform the mutuals sector.
Confusion Surrounding New Mortgage Regulations β The Trap to Avoid
New mortgage regulations in Sweden will make it easier to borrow for home purchases but complicate the process for extending existing loans.
The Exit of 'Penny Stocks' in 100 Won Units Begins in Earnest...150 Companies on KOSDAQ Expected to Be Delisted
Starting in July, stocks priced at 100 won will become candidates for delisting, with an estimated 150 companies expected to be removed from the KOSDAQ exchange.
'I see nothing wrong,' says Esteves on BTG's distribution of Master's CDBs
AndrΓ© Esteves, senior partner of BTG Pactual, defends the legality and appropriateness of the bank's sale of CDBs from Master to retail investors amidst public scrutiny.
The traps in pre-filled tax returns
The online portal for submitting this year's tax returns will open on March 16, 2026, and taxpayers must carefully check their E1 form codes if they opt for automated submission.
The EU Court Condemns VAT Regulations that Harm Financial Liquidity of Companies
The EU Court has criticized VAT regulations that negatively impact the financial liquidity of businesses.
GalΓpolo from the Central Bank speaks at a BTG Pactual event
Gabriel GalΓpolo, the president of the Central Bank of Brazil, announced new measures to enhance market supervision and improve the regulations of the Credit Guarantee Fund (FGC) following issues with Banco Master.
How vacation pay works
The article explains the regulations and financial implications of vacation pay for workers in Argentina according to the Labor Contract Law (LCT).
A new proposal by members of Parliament sparked a wave of indignation: 'Maybe people joked'
A proposed law in Lithuania to ban cash transactions between legal entities has provoked public backlash, especially from financial professionals.
Financial Supervisory Service Transitions to Official Inspection of Bithumb's 60 Trillion 'Phantom Coin' Incident and Considers Sanctions
The Financial Supervisory Service in South Korea has escalated its inspection of the cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb to an official investigation due to potential violations of laws and regulations linked to a massive misallocation of cryptocurrency.
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.
Mining and energy suppliers will join the 20,000 obligated subjects to report suspicious operations to the UAFE
Mining and energy suppliers in Ecuador will now be required to report suspicious financial operations to the Financial and Economic Analysis Unit (UAFE) as part of regulations aimed at combating money laundering.
Publication of the Regulation of the Tax Innocence Law; Javier Milei does not travel to the U.S. tomorrow.
The Argentine government has published regulations for the Tax Innocence Law, significantly impacting the relationship between the state and taxpayers, while President Javier Milei cancels a planned trip to the U.S.
Housing Market: Stricter Rules for Furnished Living
The German government is proposing stricter regulations for landlords to provide financial relief to tenants in response to the rising difficulties in finding affordable housing.
Federal Politics: Justice Minister Hubig Plans Stricter Regulations for Landlords
Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig has proposed stricter regulations for landlords in an effort to relieve the financial burden on tenants in Germany.
The 'Bithumb Incident' is reminiscent of Samsung Securities' 'Ghost Stocks' case eight years ago... Internal controls and trading systems are expected to come under scrutiny
Bithumb's large-scale Bitcoin payout error bears similarities to Samsung Securities' infamous 'ghost stock' incident from eight years ago.
Workers told to prepare now for HMRC income tax change due in April
Financial experts are advising UK workers to prepare for significant changes to income tax regulations coming into effect in April.
Judicial decision - bombshell for parental donations - What changes it brings
A court ruling in Thessaloniki challenges existing tax regulations regarding parental financial gifts, potentially allowing for tax exemptions on donations up to β¬800,000 even before the transfer occurs.
UIF issues guidelines to strengthen anti-money laundering reports in the financial system
The Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) of Mexico has released guidelines aimed at improving anti-money laundering reports within the financial system, specifically for money transmitters and general warehouses.
Is a crypto apocalypse coming?
The article discusses the implications of Donald Trump's return to power in the U.S., suggesting that it could lead to a booming cryptocurrency market due to his favorable stance towards crypto regulations.
What is Insider Trading? The Most Vulnerable 'Site' for Information Leakage Is...
This article explains insider trading in the context of Japanese law, focusing on its definition, regulation, and common scenarios where it occurs.
Championship: Leicester penalized with 6-point deduction due to financial violations
Leicester City has been penalized with a six-point deduction in the Championship for breaching financial regulations and is now close to the relegation zone.
Leicester slapped with six-point deduction for breaking Premier League rules
Leicester City has been deducted six points for breaching financial regulations, putting them in danger of relegation to the Championship.
Salary Transparency in Recruitment β Can Employers Ask About Financial Expectations Before Disclosing the Offer?
New labor code regulations regarding salary transparency, effective December 24, 2025, are changing recruitment practices, raising controversial questions about whether employers can ask candidates about their salary expectations before revealing their own offers.
Leicester City are docked six Championship points for breaching financial rules
Leicester City has been penalized by losing six points in the Championship for violating financial regulations during the 2023/24 season.