Climate Change Could Make Borrowing More Expensive

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Climate Change Could Make Borrowing More Expensive

Wrecked homes and streets filled with floodwater in Barrio Obrero, Puerto Rico, days after Hurricane Maria tore through in late September 2017. Photographer: Alex Wroblewski/Bloomberg. Hurricane Maria was devastating for the residents of Puerto Rico. It hurt debt investors, too. Some of the island's
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S Korea bans anonymous cryptocurrency trades

South Korea is banning the use of anonymous bank accounts to make cryptocurrency transactions. The move is aimed at stopping virtual currencies being used for crimes such as money laundering.
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New Canaan Man Charged In Massive Accounting Fraud: US Attorney

NEW YORK, NY — A 54-year-old New Canaan resident and four others are facing federal conspiracy and wire fraud charges in connection with a scheme to defraud the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), announced United States
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Open Banking: what you need to know

Open Banking is hugely significant for the accounting profession. It opens up big opportunities for accountants to harness the power of digital technologies. The UK's large banks have resources to invest in digital services, but the question is who will truly harness the opportunity of Open Banking over the
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Transcript: Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa Discusses Economy, Land, Debt

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa spoke to Bloomberg News on Jan. 18 about how he intends reviving his country's economy and re-engaging with international lenders in the post-Robert Mugabe era. He also outlined his plans to address historical issues such as land compensation and
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