NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The growing role of behavioural science in financial services risk management and how leading firms are putting it to use are featured in a prerecorded two-part webinar series with industry leaders. The series is presented by Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence and the consultancy &samhoud, and moderated by New York Federal Reserve Bank Senior Vice President James Hennessy.
TORONTO/NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The United States may well pull back from a leadership role in international financial regulation and is unlikely to adapt the domestic regulatory structure to fast-paced industry innovation, a former policymaker in the Obama administration and Congress told bankers.
His new novel, "Slade House," is due in October and he has sold rights for a small-screen serial of his 2014 book "The Bone Clocks."
His new novel, "Slade House," is due in October and he has sold rights for a small-screen serial of his 2014 book "The Bone Clocks."
BOSTON, July 9 Writer David Mitchell is a busy man.
BOSTON Author Dennis McNally accompanied the Grateful Dead as a publicist and historian on the band's “long strange trip,” and he chronicled Jack Kerouac, the Beat Generation author of “On the Road.”
BOSTON Author Dennis McNally accompanied the Grateful Dead as a publicist and historian on the band's “long strange trip,” and he chronicled Jack Kerouac, the Beat Generation author of “On the Road.”
BOSTON Author Dennis McNally accompanied the Grateful Dead as a publicist and historian on the band's “long strange trip,” and he chronicled Jack Kerouac, the Beat Generation author of “On the Road.”
BOSTON, Oct 30 Author Dennis McNally accompanied the Grateful Dead as a publicist and historian on the band's "long strange trip," and he chronicled Jack Kerouac, the Beat Generation author of "On the Road."
NEWBURY Mass. Andre Dubus III put his faded hometown of Haverhill, Massachusetts, on the map of modern literature with his gritty memoir, “Townie.”
North Korea would bolster its defences against the United States and consider restarting "all temporally-suspended activities," state media KCNA reported Thursday, an apparent reference to a self-imposed moratorium on testing its nuclear bombs and long-range missiles.