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It's here. The Final Report was tabled in Parliament today, and it is now publicly available on the ALRC website, containing 58 recommendations aimed at transforming corporations and financial services legislation, that's 35 additional recommendations to those in 3 interim reports released over the past 3 years. Will they be accepted and deliver as promised? What do you think? #aicd #governanceinstitute #financialadvice #financialadvisors #insuranceindustry #bankingandfinance #wealthmanagement #asic #apra #acsi
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The consultation response for the SBTi draft resources for financial institutions has now closed and the final publication of the framework will be in 2024. Verco’s net zero strategy consultants have explored the contents of the documents and summarised their findings in a comprehensive briefing pack. This is a very useful reference for those working in the finance sector. Find out more here: https://hubs.la/Q01_r9MD0 #SBTi #Finance #Netzero
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"IFAC supports, monitors, promotes and advocates for the work of the standard-setting boards in developing independent standards across audit, assurance and ethics. These standards are directed towards the areas of greatest public interest and underpin trust and confidence in the profession." Joan Curry, FCA, Head of Finance at the Department of Transport and a member of the Council of Chartered Accountants Ireland, talks about IFAC and standard-setting reforms, particularly around sustainability. Read the full article on the Accountancy Ireland website: https://brnw.ch/21wG5IV #IFAC #SDG #SustainabilityReporting #G20 #Sustainability #Accountancy #AuditStandards #SustainableStandards
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Last call to comment the draft of PAS 7342 – a standard for clear communication of sustainable funds. We want your feedback on the: - clarity and effectiveness of the requirements; - completeness of the PAS; and - areas for improvement. Read the document and leave your comments by 21 June: https://bit.ly/4bXZqva #BSIStandards #PAS7342:2024 #SustainableInvesting #GreenFinance #FinancialStandards
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FSCA emphasises key principles in Brite Advisors case – no cure for unapproved foreign investments. https://buff.ly/3rxDx4k #BriteAdvisorsSA #deVereInvestments #FSCA #FinancialServicesTribunal #financialservices
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#CCDs are an innovative investment tool offering the benefits of debt and equity while providing flexibility in financial and regulatory treatment. This makes them a compelling choice for investors looking to maximize returns and for companies aiming to raise capital efficiently. This detailed analysis by Rakshita M. and Chavi Sharma highlights the evolving landscape of #CCDs, providing a comprehensive understanding of their legal, regulatory, and tax implications. #FinancialInstruments #InvestmentTool #PrivateEquity #Tax #LegalAnalysis #FEMA
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A Commentary on the Proposal for Damages Reform in UNCITRAL Working Group III by George Kahale, III - Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP https://lnkd.in/eW5PmBXr Introduction UNCITRAL Working Group III (the "Working Group") was formed more than six years ago to address widespread criticism of the investor-State dispute settlement system created by the worldwide network of bilateral and multilateral investment treaties ("ISDS"). The Working Group has made little progress to date for a number of reasons, not least of which is the fact that not everyone in the Working Group agrees that there is a crying need for reform. There remain staunch proponents of ISDS who maintain that its virtues far outweigh its drawbacks, see it as an appropriate vehicle for the peaceful settlement of investment disputes rather than a menace to economies falling victim to outrageous decisions, and therefore invoke the "If it ain't broke don't fix it" principle, which makes it difficult to achieve consensus on even the most basic reforms. When the Commission gave the Working Group its mandate to work on ISDS reform, it specified that the Group was to be "Government-led," signaling a break from past practice, which had involved private sector arbitration practitioners often sitting as government delegates and speaking on behalf of States. Private interests are still afforded access to the Working Group's sessions as "stakeholders," but they participate wearing their non-governmental hats, intervening, for instance, on behalf of "observer" delegations largely in favor of maintaining the status quo. Nevertheless, the fact remains that there are also still governments unconvinced of the need for reform and others worried about the potential adverse effect of radical change on the level of foreign investment in their countries. The former, mainly countries with advanced economies, are influenced by private interests seeking protection for their investments abroad; the latter, principally developing countries, remain convinced of the connection between investment treaties and foreign investment, or at least unconvinced of the absence of such connection and therefore willing to put up with investment treaties as a necessary evil. ...
A Commentary on the Proposal for Damages Reform in UNCITRAL Working Group III
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The ECSRC continues to see a growing interest in the market, particularly for the authorisation of Collective Investment Schemes/Mutual Funds/Investment Funds. The Commission provides assistance to potential applicants by responding to requests for assistance regarding interpretation of legal provisions and satisfying the legal requirements relating to the authorisation of Collective Investment Schemes. For more information on the work of the ECSRC please visit our website and review our latest annual report. #ecsrc #securities #securitiesregulation #caribbeaninvestment #investcaribbean #caribbeaneconomy
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