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Who believe in international collaboration must deal more to explain why it matters and the benefits it brings. to do that, we must first be transparent about the principles we use to guide us in our economic diplomacy. second, we must be clear about how we apply those principles in our economic relationships with other countries and jurisdictions. and thirdly, we need a plan for our most global industry financial services which sharpens our competitive advantage while acting in the interest of our citizens and communities. back in march, the prime minister and foreign secretary published the ...

Not alienate key parts of the party. so this is a push to get him to shift his attention elsewhere. i think the big question is whether that actually works. i mean, he's not shown any interest so far in talking about anything but 2020 election and voting reform. >> my understanding is he really doesn't care about the things in the new policy document that newt gingrich and other allies are pushing. the only thing he wants to talk about, not just in his public statements, but in private, is the 2020 election and push the lies. even with his friends and allies, never mind what he is doing in pub...

Digital Banking: Malaysia's reserve bank, Negara Bank, has issued a new policy document for firms interested in launching virtual banks.

KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 31): Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has issued the policy document on Licensing Framework for Digital Banks following a six-month public consultation, and set June 30, 2021 as the deadline for submission of applications to the central bank for those wishing to conduct digital banking business. Digital banks will be required to comply with the requirements under the Financial Services Act 2013 (FSA) or Islamic Financial Services Act 2013 (IFSA), including standards on prudential, Shariah, business conduct and consumer protection, as well as on anti-money laundering and terrorism...

The marine renewable energy industry in Ireland is set for explosive growth in the coming years with a production target of 5GW of offshore wind energy by 2030 and an ambition of 30GW by 2050. The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) supports the decarbonizing of the Irish economy, but offshore developments should be carried out within the framework of both national and international best practice and should have only minimal and not significant impacts on whales, dolphins and porpoises and their habitats. An IWDG Policy Document on Offshore Windfarms was launched today at the group’s ann...