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Two AIG Subsidiaries Agree To Settle Racial Discrimination Case

March 8, 2010 Ainsley Brown Leave a comment

By: Ainsley Brown This forms part of the Middle Passage Law Series on Law Is Cool. American International Group, better know by its acronym AIG, it seems these days can rarely catch a break. It just seems negative news follows negative news for this company. This time the negative news for this too big to fail company – deeply wounded

Banking, Brand Management, Corporate, Corporate Governance, Diversity, Ethics, Government Policy, Human Rights, Litigation

Does The Future Of The Revised US-Swiss Double Taxation Treaty Depend On The Outcome Of The UBS Case?

July 13, 2009 Ainsley Brown Leave a comment

By: Ainsley Brown UBS, the world´s largest wealth manager, has found itself embroiled in a diplomatic row between Washington and Bern. At issue is the interpretation of the current US-Swiss double taxation treaty and at stake is the newly inked, yet to be ratified, revised US-Swiss double taxation treaty. Does the future of the revised US-Swiss double taxation treaty depend

Asset Management, Banking, Crime, Government Policy, Regulation, Tax, Treaty