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Russia Pushes India For Help To Avert Global Financial Isolation: Report
The Kremlin is pressuring governments including India behind the scenes, threatening to upend defense and energy deals unless they help block expected moves aimed at turning Russia into a financial pariah state over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Bank of International Settlements Proposes Three Crypto Rules for Immediate Consideration: All Details
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) has outlined three rules, that could prompt global financial regulators who are drafting crypto laws around the world. Banning some crypto activities, isolating crypto from TradeFi, and keeping crypto laws similar to the ones that govern TradeFi are the three suggestions listed by the BIS.
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Russian Government Sites Said to Be Facing Unprecedented Cyber Attacks
Russian government is facing unprecedented cyberattacks and technical efforts are being made to filter foreign web traffic, the TASS news agency cited the digital ministry as saying on Thursday.
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Rouble Plunges Nearly 30% To Record Low Amidst Fresh Sanctions
The Russian rouble collapsed nearly 30% to a record low on Monday as Russia's isolation deepens, and fresh Western Sanctions in response.
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Terror Funding Watchdog FATF Places Iran On Blacklist
The global dirty money watchdog placed Iran on its blacklist on Friday after it failed to comply with international anti-terrorism financing norms, a move that will deepen the country's isolation from financial markets.
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South Korea Welcomes US Move To Label North A Money Launderer
South Korea today welcomed the US decision to label North Korea a "global money laundering concern" -- a move that will further isolate Pyongyang from the global financial system.
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Government Needs to Open Up Capital Account Further: RBI Official
Mr Padmanabhan, who is set to retire from the central bank this month, added India could not afford to remain isolated from global financial systems with existing caps on capital account transactions, according to a speech he delivered at an educational institute on May 16.
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Russia Pushes India For Help To Avert Global Financial Isolation: Report
The Kremlin is pressuring governments including India behind the scenes, threatening to upend defense and energy deals unless they help block expected moves aimed at turning Russia into a financial pariah state over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Bank of International Settlements Proposes Three Crypto Rules for Immediate Consideration: All Details
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) has outlined three rules, that could prompt global financial regulators who are drafting crypto laws around the world. Banning some crypto activities, isolating crypto from TradeFi, and keeping crypto laws similar to the ones that govern TradeFi are the three suggestions listed by the BIS.
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Russian Government Sites Said to Be Facing Unprecedented Cyber Attacks
Russian government is facing unprecedented cyberattacks and technical efforts are being made to filter foreign web traffic, the TASS news agency cited the digital ministry as saying on Thursday.
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Rouble Plunges Nearly 30% To Record Low Amidst Fresh Sanctions
The Russian rouble collapsed nearly 30% to a record low on Monday as Russia's isolation deepens, and fresh Western Sanctions in response.
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Terror Funding Watchdog FATF Places Iran On Blacklist
The global dirty money watchdog placed Iran on its blacklist on Friday after it failed to comply with international anti-terrorism financing norms, a move that will deepen the country's isolation from financial markets.
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South Korea Welcomes US Move To Label North A Money Launderer
South Korea today welcomed the US decision to label North Korea a "global money laundering concern" -- a move that will further isolate Pyongyang from the global financial system.
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Government Needs to Open Up Capital Account Further: RBI Official
Mr Padmanabhan, who is set to retire from the central bank this month, added India could not afford to remain isolated from global financial systems with existing caps on capital account transactions, according to a speech he delivered at an educational institute on May 16.
