Three Oberlin Group Members Begin Adopting the FOLIO LSP with EBSCO FOLIO Services
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Drew University, Lafayette College and Skidmore College Join the FOLIO Community
With the adoption of open source technology, we can customize our library services platform to our needs as they grow and change. IPSWICH, Mass. (PRWEB) February 10, 2021 Drew University, Lafayette College and Skidmore College have begun implementing the FOLIO Library Services Platform (LSP). These institutions are among the many colleges and universities that have begun implementing FOLIO. Drew, Lafayette and Skidmore will be working with the EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) FOLIO migration team and using EBSCO FOLIO Services for hosting and support.
Partnership for new anti-money laundering course
Companies in New Zealand are losing money through lack of understanding about how to comply with anti-money laundering laws (photo:Mufid Majnun/Unsplash)
Dr Pushpa Wood, Fin-Ed Centre director
Guy Dobson, from Maxima Lack of knowledge among local businesses about how best to comply with New Zealand’s anti-money laundering laws has resulted in financial losses for companies and tax-payers alike. Now, a new training programme available through Massey University aims to address this.
Massey’s Fin-Ed Centre, in the Massey Business School and financial consultants Maxima are collaborating on a new micro-credential. The first of its kind, the micro-credential – titled NZ Anti Money Laundering Compliance Officer (NZAMLCO) – has been developed by New Zealand experts to cater to the New Zealand market.
Businesses which incorrectly accessed the wage subsidy could face criminal prosecutions.
Jeweller Michael Hill, which received $3.6 million from the Government in Covid-19 wage subsidies and is now forecasting a big rise in first-half profit, should pay the money back, according to the head of a Wellington financial education firm. On Friday, Michael Hill said it expected to post a pre-tax profit of between A$56m (NZ$59m) and A$60m for the first half of its financial year to December 27. At the higher end of the range, that’s almost double the A$31.6m it reported in the same period a year earlier. The profit was helped by A$15m of wage subsidies from the New Zealand, Australian and Canadian governments.