Post di Emma Rathe

Our latest "KJ and Tony Move to France" video is now live. In today's video we share some lesser-known tips for those visiting Paris. You may also like to read our latest blog post where I delve into some interesting FACTS about Paris that many people don't know. Today's video is more about tips for your visit to Paris than facts about Paris itself. #kjantony #parisvlog #parisfrance #francevlog #franceblog #parisblog #usatofrance

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Some great advice for the mistakes not to make when buting a home in France. Another one : get your banking solutions sorted out early on. Speak to someone who understands you and your project! Contact us at CA Britline to see how we can help. #frenchbanking #internationalbankaccounts #frenchdream #projectinfrance #creditagricole

I really enjoyed this article. It raises the interesting question, though, of what the right approach would be. In principle, states shouldn't really be "competing." That's a concept that belongs in the private sector. Yet, in practice, they do when it comes to gambling dollars (among other things). If regulators are competing, then naturally Nevada is at a disadvantage if others can save effort by following its lead but not vice versa. On the other hand, as John points out, removing that barrier may lead to a race to the bottom. That's kind of what happens in the private sector in the absence of regulation - competition driving corporations to ever-lower standards of responsibility. So, what does it mean when state regulators find themselves pressured to be more competitive? Does someone need to regulate the regulators?

Positive news~ globally. Canada needs to step up to the plate! In a world facing so many overwhelming and overlapping crisis points ~ wars, climate , Healthcare crisis, housing shortages , education, NextGen pathways ~ can't this country lead the discussion/ provide a platform to do so? First step may be rejoining the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) and engaging communities east to west on how to proceed. Personally i belive its overdue. We can lead ~ if we take up the challenge.

Interesting read

Looking forward to this conference generally, but also talking on the latest happenings around the world in securities class action jurisprudence and activity. If you will be attending, let's catch up. #globalclassactions #broadridge #readyfornext

Landscape of the roof of underground exhibition center ,as a bridge connecting the two high way.

Ever done something on the spur of the moment and had a fantastic experience? This is a picture of Fort St Elmo in Valletta, Malta, which my husband, son and I wandered past aimlessly while on holiday last week. We had a bit of a half-hearted conversation about whether to go in - none of us are particularly into war history. But as the queue was short and it wasn’t too expensive, we did. And I am so glad we did! Inside was an amazing museum, telling the history of Malta (not just military) from different perspectives and in different ways - using objects, video, interactive exhibits, and information boards - so although facts were being repeated, you didn’t notice as each time you experienced a different method, you were picking up on different aspects. It made me think of how often when we want to communicate something important, we: 👉 Only say it once, and 👉 Default to our standard method of communication Have you got an important message that needs to be heard? How can you find three impactful ways of communicating it this week? #communication #leadershipskills #unstuck