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Introduction Institutional Investors became more and more important over the years. This is reported by the Institutional Monetary Fund (2005); in their report, IMF shows that Institutional Investors managed more than $45 Trillion in financial assets (including more than $20 Trillion in equities). However, this is not the solely evidence of the exponential growth of Institutional Investments since the past few years. Thereby, according to the Office of National Statistics (2000), the size of institutional

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Economic Community” because in 1992 we named it the European Community with the Maastricht Treaty. This new treaty created 3 new bases : the european Communities, the Common Foreign and Security Policy and the police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters. This treaty started an economic and monetary union and get stronger the European Parliament. And Autria, Finland and Sweden were added in 1995 to this new union. Then on the 1st of January 2002, these 12 countries (Italy, France, Belgium

STRATEGIES NATIONALES DE DEVELOPPEMENT UN DESA NOTES D’ORIENTATION POLITIQUE MACROECONOMIQUE ET POLITIQUE DE CROISSANCE Shari Spiegel Directeur exécutif Initiative for Policy Dialogue (IPD) Columbia University, New York NATIONS UNIES DEPARTEMENT DES AFFAIRES ECONOMIQUES ET SOCIALES (DAES/ UNDESA) -2007- Remerciements Cette note repose essentiellement sur l'ouvrage collectif de Joseph E. Stiglitz, Jose Antonio Ocampo, Shari Spiegel, Ricardo Ffrench Davis et Deepak Nayyar, Stability

seuil de 2 dollars par jour avait diminué de 64% en 1993 à 60% en 1997, la crise a renversé la tendance et le taux a grimpé à 76% en 1998. Source: International Labour Organization. The fallout in Asia: Assessing labour market impacts and national policy responses to the global financial crisis (Février 2009) et des entreprises pourraient conduire à une fragilisation du système bancaire, accentuée par une éventuelle décélération du secteur immobilier. néanmoins positive: la part des créances en

STRATEGIES NATIONALES DE DEVELOPPEMENT UN DESA NOTES D’ORIENTATION POLITIQUE MACROECONOMIQUE ET POLITIQUE DE CROISSANCE Shari Spiegel Directeur exécutif Initiative for Policy Dialogue (IPD) Columbia University, New York NATIONS UNIES DEPARTEMENT DES AFFAIRES ECONOMIQUES ET SOCIALES (DAES/ UNDESA) -2007- Remerciements Cette note repose essentiellement sur l'ouvrage collectif de Joseph E. Stiglitz, Jose Antonio Ocampo, Shari Spiegel, Ricardo Ffrench Davis et Deepak Nayyar

dramatic suddenness”. President Harry Truman charged that the Soviet Union was engaged in “a ruthless course of action, seeking to extend its rule over Europe”. By 1950, the National Security Agency, America's highest authority on military and foreign policy, concluded that the world faced a “polarization of powers” in which a slave society was trying to triumph over “the free”. The Cold War has become a reality. Tired of crises and challenge, Americans of the 1950s renewed the 1920s “quest for normalcy”

method because of the guiding principles, the practices and the processes of training recommended by the Association of the Canadian bankers (ABC), as well as in France with the French Banking Federation and the strict application of the legislation (monetary and financial Code, Penal code) and of the banking regulations which ensues from it. In the annexes you can find some schemes which represent examples of money laundering process. 1. Consequences and challenges of money laundering Undermining

As prime minister, Thatcher focused on establishing a political ideology that became known as the "New Right" or Thatcherism, based on social and economic ideas from the United States. Thatcher believed that too much socialist orientated government policy was leading to a long term decline in the British economy. As a result, her government pursued a programme of Economic Liberalism, adopting a free-market approach to public services based on the sale of publicly-owned industries and utilities, as