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The politics of pandemics

Chris Skinner

No outbound access and, if you do leave and return, immediate … The post The politics of pandemics appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog. All flights and train travel banned. No inbound access at all, unless you are Polish or could provide Polish residency.

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The politics of pandemics (#coronavirus)

Chris Skinner

One of the things that … The post The politics of pandemics (#coronavirus) appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog. Economics, business, commerce and the financial metrics. Well, we wouldn’t be suffering nearly as much now. But hey, hindsight is a great thing, isn’t it?

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No evidence Coutts closed accounts due to political views, report says

TheGuardian

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Fed keeps up CBDC research

Payments Dive

Despite political opposition to a potential U.S. central bank digital currency, research staff at the central bank continue to study the possibility.

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Political Party Finances in 2020

Bankelele

Last week, many of us have discovered that we have been apparently being registered as members of political parties without our knowledge. The post Political Party Finances in 2020 appeared first on Bankelele.

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Many MP fall foul of ‘politically exposed persons’ bank rules, says Chris Philp

TheGuardian

Policing minister says case of private bank Coutts closing Nigel Farage’s account is ‘not unique’ UK politics live – latest updates Many MPs or their families have been turned down by banks because of “politically exposed persons” (PEP) rules, the policing minister, Chris Philp, has said Philp was speaking in the wake of a row over the closure of Nigel (..)

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Banks accused of closing accounts such as Nigel Farage’s on ‘political grounds’

TheGuardian

Ministers respond to Farage’s claims, as Treasury to review whether banks are blacklisting those with controversial views It should be “completely unacceptable” for banks to close accounts on “political grounds”, a Home Office minister has said, as Conservatives weighed in on a so-called freedom of speech row prompted by claims from Nigel Farage.