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Zurich, 2 July 2009 - Swissport International, the world's leading provider of ground services to the aviation sector, is well prepared for the coming vacation rush at Zurich, Basel and Geneva airports, and will have additional...
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES; • Participate in implementation of bank-wide procedures for risk identification, measurement, control and monitoring. • Establish and manage risk databases for tosses, near-misses and abnormal gains...
BASEL (Reuters) - Financial products should be treated like medicines and sold to consumers only when they are certified safe to prevent a repeat of last year's financial meltdown, the world's central bankers said on Monday.
Indian banks are submitting their BASEL II-based Return on Capital Adequacy (RCA2) returns to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in the Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), format. The RBI had, in October last year,...
A Florida Business Briefs item that appeared on 3C Tuesday should have made clear that Art Miami, which occurs during the same December weekend as the Art Basel fair, has no affiliation with the Miami Beach fair.
As part of the bank´s aim to improve its capital structure, Swedbank Försäkring (insurance company) has paid SEK 970m as dividend to Swedbank Robur. At the same time Swedbank Försäkring has received a shareholders’...
Stefan Hafner, the Italian jeweller to the stars, presents its scintillating Basel 2009 collection Ortensia featuring diamonds, rubies and pink and blue sapphires on white gold settings in a grand array of pendant chains,...
BASEL -- The Bank for International Settlements warned that the anticipated global economic recovery would be only short-lived and followed by a long period of stagnation unless bank balance sheets are properly repaired. In its...
Reference equations that express indexes obtained from forced expiratory maneuvers in relation to height and/or other independent variables are lacking for infants and children with artificial airways. The present study was...
Financial products should be treated like medicines and sold to consumers only when they are certified safe to prevent a repeat of last year's financial meltdown, the world's central bankers said on Monday.
