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Friday’s Daily News Digest

October 22, 2010

By Jeffrey Lamoureux

Jeffrey Lamoureux is an intern at Global Financial Integrity.

Swiss regulator to watch banks’ compliance abroad
Reuters, October 22, 2010

Swiss Banks May Leave Some Markets to Reduce Cross-Border Risks
Bloomberg, October 22, 2010

UBS Tax-Fraud Charge Is Dropped by U.S. Prosecutors
BusinessWeek, October 22, 2010

Switzerland and Canada sign new deal on tax evasion
AFP, October 22, 2010

Group linked to BJP’s Mittal may face Fema probe
Economic Times (India), October 22, 2010

KRA turns to tough law on tax evasion
Business Daily (Kenya), October 22, 2010

France, Hong Kong sign tax deal
AFP, October 21, 2010

HP Sued by Shareholders Over Kickback, Foreign Bribery Claims
Bloomberg, October 21, 2010

Turkish judges, lawyers detained in bribery probe
Hurriyet Daily News (Turkey), October 22, 2010

Morocco launches 2-year anti-corruption drive
Reuters, October 22, 2010

Unesco Suspends Award Sponsored by Equatorial Guinea’s President Obiang
Bloomberg, October 21, 2010

DOJ, SEC To Announce Panalpina-Related Bribery Settlements
Dow Jones, October 21, 2010

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