Author Archives: Nick Corbishley

Mexico’s government wants the biometrics of all its citizens. Given the fragility of its institutions and organized crime’s infiltration of both government and law enforcement, this is a major cause for concern.  

The UK-based lender, with one of the longest rap sheets in the banking world, is one of a number of big banks leading efforts ostensibly aimed at greening global finance. 

Washington finally makes its feelings known on Mexico’s dream of energy independence

Risks are also on the rise in advanced economies, as the Reserve Bank of Australia recently warned.  

“The IMF caused social and economic decadence in the world; they and other international financial organisations are responsible for the global crisis.”

Even former ECB Chairman Mario Draghi, now in his new role as Italian prime minister, can’t convince other Italian banks to take on the world’s oldest lender.

The UK State’s love affair with tech-enabled surveillance knows no bounds.

Sixteen percent of the country’s officially employed workforce just lost their jobs (temporarily for the moment). And as one would expect, they’re not happy. 

Bayer branded the Mexico’s behaviour as “unscientific”, a popular term of insult these days. 

Once touted by its creator as the “Mercedes Benz” of pensions, Chile’s defined contribution scheme is suffering major outflows

With vax mandates looming and industrial action on the table, the UK’s overstretched National Health Service could be in for a winter of even more discontent.

After last year’s economic carnage, the spectre of runaway inflation is the last thing the region needs.

Twenty banks (some suffering repeated outages), six countries (one in lockdown), five continents, tens of millions of unhappy customers.

This time it’s patients’ biometrics — their most sensitive data of all — that appear to be at risk.