02 Jul
Chapter News

EIB | Multilateral development bank heads and private sector leaders map out deeper cooperation in Seville for development

The European Investment Bank (EIB) Group in partnership with the Financial Alliance for Net Zero convened a high-level exchange with leaders of multilateral development banks (MDBs) and private sector CEOs at the International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville to deepen cooperation and scale private sector investment in emerging markets and developing economies. Heads of the African Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, European Investment...

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02 Jul
Chapter News

OECD | Tax Inspectors Without Borders present plans to expand international tax co-operation for sustainable development over the coming decade

Watch the launch event here The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have presented today a new plan to expand the scope and global coverage of their shared Tax Inspectors Without Borders (TIWB) programme, marking a new phase in the flagship capacity-building initiative. Tax Inspectors Without Borders 2.0, presented during the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4), in Sevilla, Spain, will build on a decade of impactful collaboration between OECD, UNDP...

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02 Jul
Member News

IESE ranks among world’s top 3 in Executive Education, according to the Financial Times

IESE Business School has once again been ranked among the top three business schools in the world for Open-enrollment Executive Education Programs by the Financial Times in 2025—marking the fourth consecutive year the school earns this distinction. The ranking highlights IESE’s international reach, outstanding participant satisfaction (9.96/10), and the strong global network that participants gain access to. IESE’s global strengths stem from a robust international faculty, a powerful alumni and executive network, and a unique general management approach that supports...

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02 Jul
Member News

Offit Kurman | Estate planning errors that cross borders: Six common blunders for US citizens and permanent residents to avoid

This article appeared in the GGIGlobal Alliance FYI Trust & Estate Planning News, No. 15, June 2025. By Diane K. Roskies Global mobility presents unique challenges in estate planning, where even minor oversights can have far-reaching consequences – sparking disputes, incurring penalties, and leading to financial losses across jurisdictions. From misaligned wills and inadequate liquidity planning to overlooked compliance requirements, these pitfalls are often avoidable with careful planning. Blunder No. 1: Two wills that revoke each other  For US citizens and permanent residents with...

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01 Jul
Chapter News

Council of the EU | The Danish EU Presidency begins with great ambitions for delivering on security and competitiveness

As of today, Tuesday, July 1, 2025, the Danish EU Presidency begins. The Danish government has chosen two main priorities for the presidency, which we look forward to delivering on: a safer Europe, including stronger management of migration to the EU and continued support for Ukraine, and a competitive and green Europe. The presidency will last until the end of the year. Since being appointed as Minister for European Affairs, Marie Bjerre has visited all 27 EU countries as well...

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01 Jul
Chapter News

IMF | Fourth Financing for Development (FfD4) Conference Domestic Public Resources Roundtable: Remarks by DMD Nigel Clarke

Thank you so much for inviting me to join you today. It is an honor to participate on behalf of the IMF. As you know, before I joined the IMF last Fall, I served as Jamaica’s Minister of Finance. This was during some of the most turbulent years in recent memory—marked elevated uncertainty, including COVID-19 and extreme weather events. And I can tell you that it has profoundly shaped my view on the role of tax capacity as the crucial...

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01 Jul
Member News

Noerr | Defence Readiness Omnibus aims to strengthen the European Union

Military defence of the European continent has become one of the key political fields of the Von der Leyen Commission. In March 2025, the European Commission ("Commission") underscored in its “White paper for European defence – Readiness 2030” the enormous security risks it sees Europe as being faced by. It pointed out that alongside increased and better coordinated armament activities by the EU Member States, above all a stronger and more resilient European defence industry is central for strengthening defence....

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01 Jul
Member News, Trade & TTIP Related

Jaguar Freight | The Outlook for Q3 2025

Extreme Uncertainty Reigns Due to Geopolitics and Tariffs while Market Demand Fluctuates. Global Ports The Headlines: The tariff roller coaster has been manageable for ports, at least on the US West Coast, with impact being nowhere near the pandemic peaks (so far). Notable is that a White House spokesperson recently indicated the end date for the 90-day tariff pause is ”flexible”. However, European and Latin American ports have had a more difficult time with congestion thanks to several other ongoing problems, including service realignments,...

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30 Jun
Member News

Vulcan View: The latest EU developments 23 June – 27 June

European Commission launches Space Law to boost competitiveness and space safety On Wednesday, (25 June), the European Commission unveiled a historic legislative proposal, the EU Space Act, aimed at creating a single, harmonised market for space activities across the Union. The ambitious plan seeks to bolster the competitiveness of Europe’s burgeoning space sector, enhance the safety of operations in an increasingly crowded orbital environment, and ensure the long-term sustainability of space exploration. The proposal comes at a critical juncture, as the global space...

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30 Jun
Member News

Jaguar Freight | The Weekly Roar – Tariffs lead the news again, the Middle East conflict, record increases in Asian imports, why some high-end brands are suffering, and this year’s peak season.

U.S. trade policy remains in a state of flux as President Trump continues on the tariff trail, keeping businesses and global partners guessing. On Friday, Trump broke off trade talks with Canada over its digital tax. He indicated new tariffs on Canadian goods will be announced in the next seven days. And earlier in the week, a White House Spokesperson said the President will be flexible when it comes to the July 9 deadline for the pause to end many...

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