World Finance speaks with FIBA CEO David Schwartz on the impact of Obama’s current policy and regulations on the financial industry and international business partners.
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OECD: Corruption endemic in Kyrgyzstan
World Finance speaks with Rusudan Mikhelidze from the OECD on how the country is tackling this challenge.
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Will Cuba be invited to Sunday lunch?
With the softening tie between the states and Cuba World Finance speaks with the now Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce on what this will mean economically for both countries.
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Maslov: Putin ready to make Russia “a more Asian country”
Dr Alexey Maslov, Head of the School of Asian Studies at the National Research University in Moscow, tells World Finance that Putin’s “flexible and soft approach” towards North Korea is an effort to appeal to the wider Asian consciousness.
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Calling China: The yuan’s greater influence on FX markets
World Finance speaks with Jessica James, Co-Head of the FX Quantitative Solutions team at Commerzbank, London to find out.
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OECD: One day more and Ukraine would have died
World Finance speaks with Olga Savran ACN Manager at the OECD’s Anti-Corruption Division to find out how Ukraine has progressed.
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Jumping the hedge: How to gain clarity from option markets
World Finance speaks with FX Option Performance author Jessica James on why forex and forex option markets have become so huge.
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China “completely unsatisfied” with deepening North Korea-Russia trade ties
Dr Alexey Maslov, Head of the School of Asian Studies at the National Research University in Moscow, tells World Finance Russian exuberance over closer trade ties with North Korea is only the beginning of its East Asia pivot.
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Fight for $15: Can the US economy really afford doubling the minimum wage?
Dr Robert Pollin, co-director and professor of economics at the Political Economy Research Institute, tells World Finance that gradual price adjustments and corporate structural changes are the best way to achieve a desperately needed wage increase.
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Can we anticipate a market correction?
World Finance speaks with Tom Elliot deVere Group’s International Investment Strategist on the quicksilver markets, and a possible market correction.
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The future of banking: simplicity and protectionism?
World Finance speaks with Professor Thorolfur Matthiasson from the University of Iceland on whether the country has the cure for bad banking.
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Cyber threats replace IP as major concern for business with China
World Finance speaks with Frankie Fook-Lun Leung attorney and China expert on the economic power of piracy.
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Stonefield: Post-crisis, companies will do a deal as quickly as possible
Greg Stonefield speaks to World Finance about a recent EY report that highlights procedural issues buyers face. His grassroots observations are in line with the report, adding that many of the transactional hurdles are a reflection of more sophisticated regulators.
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Don’t kill the chicken to get the golden eggs: Hong Kong versus China
World Finance speaks with Frankie Fook-Lun Leung attorney and China expert on whether it’s wise for the Middle Kingdom to exert more control over Hong Kong considering its successful track record as a major financial hub.
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Iceland questions fractional reserve system
World Finance speaks with Professor Thorolfur Matthiasson from the University of Iceland to find out how Iceland has rethought its banking system.
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