• Nonetheless, foreign institutions are not waiting to find out if these banks are too big to fail.

    FORBES: IMF Warns China's Banks

  • Foreign institutions that have stayed out of Russia are deciding they can no longer afford to do so.

    ECONOMIST: Russian finance

  • But are the foreign institutions simply better informed, or are they actually moving prices through changes in their investment patterns?

    ECONOMIST: Economics focus

  • Unfettered by conventional ties, foreign institutions tend to be a lot quicker to dump shares in companies embroiled in scandals.

    ECONOMIST: Japanese business ethics

  • Despite the excellent new data, the three economists say the evidence about whether foreign institutions move markets is still inconclusive.

    ECONOMIST: Economics focus

  • During the year foreign institutions were net buyers of JPY 3.2 trillion of Japanese equities, an increase of 81 percent over 2009.

    FORBES: Foreign Securities Firms Expanding

  • But now, with private investors, including foreign institutions, deciding which companies get the funds, enhancing shareholder worth is key to corporate growth, if not survival.

    CNN: Recasting the Mind

  • Promisingly, the Chinese bank regulator announced draft rules in May to allow domestic and foreign institutions to set up consumer-finance firms to offer personal loans for consumer-goods purchases.

    ECONOMIST: Can Asians replace Americans as a driver of global growth?

  • The Financial Services Authority (FSA), Britain's financial regulator, has also been busy, issuing new proposals on the management of liquidity by banks (including branches of foreign institutions) in its domain.

    ECONOMIST: Globalisation under strain: Homeward bound | The

  • Stocks have become very cheap, argues Nabi, after more than 10 years of liquidation of U.S. equities by individuals, mutual funds, retirement plans, and other various domestic and foreign institutions.

    FORBES: Ray of Optimism: Energy, Durable-Goods, And Insurance Stocks Are Irresistibly Inexpensive

  • The study looked at several financial crises during the past five years and found that, in most of them, foreign institutions did not in fact pull out large amounts of money.

    ECONOMIST: Economics focus

  • Since the late 1990s they have been doing everything they could to tempt expats back, upgrading their universities, often working with foreign institutions, setting up science parks and welcoming foreign companies.

    ECONOMIST: India and China are creating millions of entrepreneurs

  • The new partners cover a broad range of institutions, from Ivy League universities Columbia and Brown, which has lagged in offering free online courses, to Wesleyan, a small liberal arts college, to a top-ranked music school, Berklee College of Music, to state schools like University of Maryland at College Park, to foreign institutions like Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of Melbourne.

    FORBES: Free Online Education Site Announces Big Expansion

  • U.S. lawmakers designed the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) to "force foreign financial institutions, foreign trusts, and foreign corporations to provide information" on undisclosed assets held by Americans after Dec. 31, 2012.

    FORBES

  • Foreign financial institutions (FFIs) and U.S. withholding agents are given extra time to implement systems to comply.

    FORBES: Expats Call For FATCA Repeal

  • Similarly, foreign financial institutions must comply with FATCA or face serious U.S. actions.

    FORBES: As Foreign Banks Brace For FATCA, You Should Too

  • However, the agency noted "Guernsey's success in attracting foreign financial institutions, its prosperity and its very strong government balance sheet".

    BBC: Deputy Charles Parkinson

  • Foreign financial institutions (FFIs) must file IRS reports by September 30, 2014.

    FORBES: Will IRS Get Fat Off FATCA?

  • China's trust companies are mainly controlled by banks, other major state-owned firms or local governments, although some foreign financial institutions hold minority stakes.

    WSJ: Chinese Developers Face Pinch

  • If that last sentence does not strike a small measure of fear into the hearts of foreign financial institutions, I would be surprised.

    FORBES: Where China Goes, Banks Will Follow

  • The U.S. financial system remains a dominant force on the global landscape that few responsible foreign financial institutions and companies can live without.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Doing business with Iran

  • The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, requires foreign financial institutions to start reporting detailed information about U.S. account holders to the Internal Revenue Service in coming years.

    WSJ: Foreign Deal on Tax Dodging

  • Information reporting and withholding is the heart of FATCA. At first, Foreign financial institutions (FFIs) must report account numbers, balances, names, addresses, and U.S. taxpayer identification numbers.

    FORBES: US and Switzerland Sign New FATCA Agreement

  • Since then America has introduced sanctions that target Iran's central bank, the country's main conduit for oil transactions, by penalising any foreign financial institutions doing business with it.

    ECONOMIST: Tougher sanctions: From half-hearted to harsh | The

  • Aid from foreign financial institutions would be strictly conditional.

    ECONOMIST: Albania

  • Good news: The CFTC told us foreign financial institutions (banks) who are not supposed to register as RFEDs with the CFTC but rather with bank regulators are subject to the 360-day deadline in Dodd-Frank.

    FORBES: Forex Traders Have A Little More Time

  • Starting in 2013, the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) will put the burden on foreign financial institutions to look for and report American account-holders or face a 30% withholding tax on American investments.

    ECONOMIST: Swiss banking secrecy

  • To spring a prohibition on foreign financial institutions offering forex trading to U.S. customers as of Oct. 18, 2010 (the effective date of the new CFTC rules) would be extremely undiplomatic on a global country-by-country dealing basis.

    FORBES: Questions Linger Regarding New Forex Rules

  • Another misguided accusation in your report focused on the Patriot Act's Section 311, a significant tool that allows us to protect the United States' financial system from foreign financial institutions that facilitate money laundering or finance terrorism.

    ECONOMIST: On financing terrorism, guns, India, Cambridge, the European Union, Russian folklore | The

  • In 2010 Congress enacted the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, requiring foreign financial institutions to identify American account-holders and disclose their balances and withdrawals, or face a 30% withholding tax on income from any financial assets they hold in America.

    ECONOMIST: The UBS whistleblower

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