TCU will maintain oversight over pension funds with public sponsorship, decides STF
The Brazilian Supreme Court ruled that the Court of Audit of the Union (TCU) will continue to oversee pension funds sponsored by state companies and banks.
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.
The Generalitat prepares new operations with banks to face the exit from the FLA
The Generalitat is planning new banking operations to secure financing as it aims to exit the State's Liquidity Fund (FLA).
The Master is Gone, the BRB Remains
The BRB, a bank owned by the Federal District government in Brazil, is one of the few surviving institutions from a tumultuous financial period characterized by the inefficiencies of state-run banks.
SAF opens selection process for consultancy of the Sustainable and Inclusive Piauà Project
The Piauà Department of Family Agriculture (SAF) has launched a selection process for hiring a financial analyst consultant for the Sustainable and Inclusive Piauà Project, financed by the state government and international development banks.
FGC wants to share risk with banks in loan to BRB
The FGC aims to limit its liability in a loan to BRB to aid in the state bank's restructuring after significant losses from past operations.
STF nullifies state law that suspended payroll deductions for civil servants
Brazil's STF has annulled a state law in Mato Grosso that suspended payroll deductions for state civil servants owing debts to banks and fintechs.
Master Case: The state of RJ and 4 cities are barred from receiving voluntary resources from the Union and taking loans from federal banks
The state of Rio de Janeiro and four municipalities are prohibited from receiving federal funds and loans due to financial issues with their pension funds.
From banks a check of 1.8 billion for the state coffers
Italian banks have contributed 1.8 billion euros to state coffers as part of a maneuver to release capital reserves accumulated in 2023.
Several Dead After Protests in Iran - President Blames State and Banks
Protests against economic hardship and political repression continue in Iran, resulting in several deaths as crowds take to the streets for the fifth consecutive day.
Three dead after protests in Iran - President blames state and banks
Protests in Iran continue against economic hardship and political repression, leading to escalating violence and three fatalities as thousands take to the streets for the fifth consecutive day.
Dawid Rapkiewicz, Michał Rzeszutek: The protection of customer money is the foundation of banking
The article discusses the issue of bank customers losing money to cybercriminals and their increasing demands for refunds from banks, highlighting a misunderstanding of regulations regarding unauthorized payment transactions supported by state institutions.