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The Risk Finance of Class Action Settlement Pressure

The Journal of Risk Finance, 2003
Most high‐stakes litigation settles prior to the trial verdict being achieved. This apparent class action settlement pressure raises an interesting risk finance question addressed by the authors in this article. The article describes the basic law and economics of settlement risk within the context of potential and limitations of insurance and capital ...
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Traveller’s Finance and Inter-Bank Settlements

1985
Outline the particular role of London in the Euro-currency system and comment on the special risks it faces in this respect.
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From Henry Street to Contracted Services: Financing the Settlement House

The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 2002
This article tracks historically the direct connection and shifting relationship between the larger political economy, the extent and arrangement of financing, and agency programming in the settlement house from 1886 to the present, with particular attention to agency experience in New York City.
Fisher, Robert, Fabricant, Michael
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Securities Services: Settlement, Custody and Financing

2017
Securities services, an essential and constant part of the capital market industry, have historically escaped the limelight. Securities service infrastructure has shown its resilience—and sheer importance—in the face of market upheaval during the financial crisis of 2008.
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Settlement of Islamic finance disputes in Malaysia

2019
Most Islamic finance disputes in Malaysia are decided through litigation before the civil courts. If the dispute involves a Shari’ah question, the civil court judge is obliged by law to refer such a question to the designated Shari’ah Advisory Council for a ruling which then becomes binding on the court. This arrangement ensures that both the civil and
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Korea-China Currency Swap-Financed Trade Settlement Facility

2014
The US-Dollar is still the most widely used currency for the settlement of trade transactions in East Asia. Currency swaps between Asian countries are one possibility to reduce this dependency on the US Dollar. This chapter explains the background and various aspects of the Korea-China currency swap-financed facility. First the framework and mechanisms
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Comparative Costs and Financing of Permanent Dispute Settlement Mechanisms

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
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