Tag: LSEG

The shifting landscape of global taxation, fuelled by geopolitical tensions and new regulatory frameworks like BEPS 2.0, is forcing multinational treasury teams to rethink how they structure intercompany financing.

AI is rapidly reshaping how financial institutions approach financial crime compliance, with intelligent automation delivering faster, more accurate results. According to WorkFusion, it has emerged...

Wealth management firms are grappling with rising pressures to deliver fast, personalised, and insightful advice to clients. But while expectations grow, many advisors are weighed down by inefficiencies, particularly the mounting problem known as "toggle tax."

Calero has launched a fully automated solution designed to simplify the management of LSEG’s Refinitiv Data Platform (Hosted) entitlements.

LSEG Risk Intelligence has issued a stark warning about the surge in child identity theft, revealing that one in every fifty children is now a victim each year.

At the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings in April 2025, LSEG and Eurasia Group convened a closed-door roundtable to examine the reshaping of...

Global sanctions inflation may be easing, but compliance teams should brace for ongoing challenges in 2025. LSEG’s latest Global Sanctions Index (GSI), based on data to March 2025, reveals that while the growth in the number of sanctioned individuals is slowing, broader risk trends—like regulatory divergence and complexity—are likely to persist or intensify.

With the advent of advanced large language models (LLMs), financial professionals now have access to unprecedented insight into earnings call transcripts.

Droit has integrated LSEG’s Global Shareholding Disclosure Data into its Position Reporting platform, in a move designed to help financial institutions automate and simplify regulatory reporting obligations.

Foreign investment in China’s bond market has steadily increased, but international exposure to local government bonds (LGBs) remains limited. Despite accounting for 28% of China’s bond market by value, LGBs make up less than 1% of foreign holdings, as concerns around credit risk, liquidity and transparency continue to deter investors.