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First Solution: a safety-first plan backfires

Ballard, Roger - 2007

The document contains a commentary on the wider issues of responsibility raised by the collapse of First Solution Money Transfer. This was a UK based private limited company which provided a money transfer service, providing expatriates the facilities to transfer money back to their family in...

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London in the European financial services industry: locational advantage and product complementarities

Clark, Gordon L. - 2002

If its prospects were doubted in the early 1990s, London is now the pre-eminent international financial centre. It … analysts approach this topic concentrating on the nature and quality of market relationships in London, others emphasise the … role that government regulation has played in promoting the growth of the City of London with respect to its European …

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LONDON TOURISM MARKET

SHENGNAN, Yin; Nedelea, Alexandru Mircea - 2018

London is the most famous European destination bases on its culture, events, museum and heritage. This paper aims to … use the ‘10As’ model, especially in Activities, Appreciation and Action to show London’s diverse events, the customer …

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ANALYSE LONDON TOURISM BY MARKETING MIX ‘4PS’

SHENGNAN, Yin; Nedelea, Alexandru Mircea - 2019

The aim of this paper is to analyse the ‘4Ps’ of marketing in London tourism. We underlined the peculiarities of …

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Industrial Sickness in Indian Manufacturing

Falk, Rahel - 2005

In India, the term sick units refers to economically unviable firms which are kept alive in the public interest by means of subsidies of various kinds. Since this practice is common, and large parts of the industrial sector are affected, this phenomenon is referred to as industrial...

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The Economics of Corporate Bankruptcy Law

Wohlschlegel, Ansgar - 2002

Apart from an extensive survey of the literature on the economics of corporate bankruptcy law, this thesis contains three own contributions: First, a model is presented where a firm's manager acquires some private information about whether a firm should be liquidated or stay in business....

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The Economics of Corporate Bankruptcy Law

Wohlschlegel, Ansgar - 2002

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Convergence within national diversity : a comparative perspective on the regulatory state in finance

Lütz, Susanne - 2003

The institutional governance approach sees national economies embedded in a bundle of non-market types of coordination (e.g. corporate hierarchies, networks, associations and the state). Governance oriented research explores configurations of governance types in sectoral, regional and national...

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The Implementation of Value Transfers in an Era of Financial Volatility: meeting the logistical challenge

Ballard, Roger - 2008

Presented at a workshop at the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation, this document explores the logistical solutions deployed within contemporary Hawala-style value transmission systems. It suggests that those frustrated by the lack of an effective global payments system for retial...

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Processes of consolidation and settlement in remittance-driven Hawala transactions between the UK and South Asia

Ballard, Roger - 2003

financial sector and future prospects in London, 9th - 10th October 2003, examines the Hawala transactions by British labour …

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