Tanzania Tanzania cyber law introduces $900 fees for bloggers, compulsory passwords Tanzania's government has approved a law that will regulate content posted online, introducing fees for bloggers and online media in addition to policing morals and authenticity of social media users. 12/04/2018
economy ECB to cut its massive bond-buying programme ECB to cut its massive bond-buying programme 26/10/2017
economy Trump promises bank law reforms - again After a strategy meeting with major US companies CEOs President Donald Trump said he is working to reduce regulations and revamp the Dodd-Frank law. 11/04/2017
corporate Barclays boss reprimanded over whistleblower probe British financial regulators are investigating Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley and the bank over attempts to identify a whistleblower employee. 10/04/2017
markets Deutsche Bank: share sale details cause price slump Shares of Germany's biggest banks fell sharply in value after it announced details of the sale of new shares needed to increase its capital reserves. 20/03/2017
Business Middle East FX: More scandals ... less trust The reputation of international banking is under scrutiny once again over another scandal, this time in the foreign currency trading sector. Global 18/11/2014
United Kingdom Watch: UK economics editor furious about latest scandal to rock world banks The economics editor for Britain’s Channel 4 News has spoken openly of his outrage at the latest scandal to rock the world’s top banks. Reacting to 13/11/2014
the-network Regulating banker bonuses After a financial crisis that many blame on the highly paid high-flyers of the banking world, politicians are responding to public anger by cracking 04/04/2013
u talk Rating agencies in the spotlight Arnaud from Brussels asks: “My question for European officials is: how far are we going to let rating agencies dictate how European stock markets are 09/03/2012
