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Tax breaks for executives who move to Ireland
FOREIGN EXECUTIVES who move to Ireland to take up key jobs in Irish-based companies will be able to avoid paying tax on 30 per cent of annual income between €75,000 and €500,000 under changes introduced in the Finance Bill.

Euro finance ministers scrap meeting
Eurozone finance ministers scrapped plans to meet Monday, just days before a bond swap to avoid a default is due to start.

Further delay to Greek government bail-out talks
Kroes says 'no need' for Greece to stay in eurozone, quickly contradicted by Barroso and Dutch finance minister.

The Netherlands told to cut budget deficit to monetary union limits
The Netherlands has been told by the EU’s finance chief in Brussels to reduce its budget deficit to below 3% next year, Nos television reported on Thursday.

Fin Mins From Germany, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Finland To Meet Friday
Fin Mins From Germany, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Finland To Meet Friday

Euro finance ministers scrap talks
BRUSSELS: Eurozone finance ministers scrapped plans to meet on Monday as talks on a deal to restructure Greece's massive debt dragged on, but could gather later next week if agreement is reached.

Finance ministers plan Greece talks
Meeting on Greek debt deal pencilled in for Monday evening. Finance ministers from the eurozone's 17 member states are expected to meet on Monday evening (6 February) to discuss Greece's debt problems.

Netherlands sells 3.1 billion of bonds
Netherlands today sold 3.105 billion euros of bonds below the set target of 3.5 billion euros. The Dutch Finance Ministry said the 0.75% bonds are due April 15, 2015 and produced an average yield of 0.853%.

Ujjivan Financial Services raises $25 mln in PE fund
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Microfinance company Ujjivan Financial Services said on Wednesday it raised $25.5 million by diluting a minority holding in the company to a bunch of private equity funds. Netherlands ...

Regulators switch to "twin peaks" in April
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will move to its planned "twin peaks" approach to financial supervision on April 2, resulting in firms being checked by two sets of regulators requiring separate actions, the head of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) said on Monday. Under measures first set out by finance minister George Osborne in 2010, the FSA will be formally scrapped in early 2013 and replaced ...

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