Not exact matches
The RBI move is in line with the government's stance that cryptocurrencies are not legal tender and is also in sync with greater regulatory
scrutiny by central banks of several
other countries including the US, Japan, China and South Korea.
That power will face
scrutiny by the World Trade Organization but, perhaps more significant, could prompt
other countries to follow suit in using national security as a reason to wall off their markets.
Chinese investment in U.S. commercial real estate registered a jaw - dropping 55 percent decline in 2017, a result of tighter capital controls imposed
by the Chinese government, increased regulatory
scrutiny and more attractive opportunities in
other countries, according to a report
by Cushman & Wakefield released this morning.
Also despite the fact that the positions that the United States and several
other countries have frequently taken in Internationale climate negotiations have clearly flunked minimum ethical
scrutiny, the US media has largely ignored the ethical and justice issues raised
by the US response to climate change.
com GLOBAL CARTEL REPORT: ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES REMAIN ACTIVE DESPITE NEARLY 50 % DROP IN FINES Produced
by the firm's leading antitrust and competition team, the cartel report is a compre - hensive analysis exam - ining the following 2017 trends in antitrust compli - ance programmes and antitrust criminal liability: • A significant uptick in enforcement directed toward domestic cartels and individual criminal prosecutions • Continued
scrutiny of the auto parts, financial services, and shipping in - dustries • A prioritization
by more
countries of anti-cartel enforcement, particular - ly in Asia • The expansion of glob - al authorities» extraterri - torial jurisdiction (Source: Morgan Lewis) Consistent with recent years, global enforce - ment authorities re - mained extremely ac - tive in 2017, opening many new investigations and advancing
others, according to Morgan Lewis's latest Global Car - tel Enforcement Report.
The efforts of the State Duma have been bolstered
by a mandate from Putin himself, issued in October 2017, urging development of a «single payment space» within the Eurasian Economic Union (an alliance of
countries including Armenia, Belarus and
others), increased
scrutiny of token sales, as well as licensing of bitcoin mining operations.