International law and Standardised corporate environment: Difference between pages

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(SCORE).

A means by which companies gain access to SWIFT - similar to a Member-Administrated Closed User Group (MA-CUG).

Unlike a MA-CUG, any company that has become a member of SCORE can communicate with any financial institution that is also a member.

SCORE is open only to companies with a public listing in a country which supports the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

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+(SCORE).
-In many contexts, international law is a synonym for public international law.
+A means by which companies gain access to SWIFT - similar to a Member-Administrated Closed User Group (MA-CUG).
+Unlike a MA-CUG, any company that has become a member of SCORE can communicate with any financial institution that is also a member.
+SCORE is open only to companies with a public listing in a country which supports the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
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-The term 'international law' is also used more broadly, to refer collectively both to public international law and to ''conflict of law'' (also known as ''private international law'').
 == See also ==
-* [[Civil law]]
+* [[Financial Action Task Force]]
-* [[Company law]]
+* [[Member-administered closed user group]]
-* [[Criminal law]]
+* [[SWIFT]]
-* [[Law]]
+* [[Payments and payment systems]]
-* [[Private international law]]
-* [[Public international law]]
-[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]