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Financial services commissioner says there will be no ‘sudden twists and turns’ over licence
Drop in value of settlements around world may only prove temporary as regulators prepare to resume ‘normal’ business
Banks and investors have warned over impact of ‘buy-in’ regime for trade slip-ups
Move by commission could push up costs for the industry
Debate over extent to which individuals should be shielded when insurers fail
As the government plans a return to normality, it should jettison salary caps
Banks and asset managers warn of ‘major’ market disruption when licence expires next year
‘Do good’ intentions boost ESG funds. Plus: when to hold and when to fold thematic funds; watchdogs split on crypto and inverse risk; demand for advisory services rises; China cross-listings signal demand
BaFin and FCA find no evidence of wrongdoing after looking into dealing, including by Mercedes F1 boss
Finance industry executives cancel summer holidays to deal with workload
Verdict on Monte dei Paschi di Siena comes as UniCredit is in talks to buy ailing lender
Independent providers lambast competition from investment bank rivals
EU capitals expected to quarrel over where to establish upcoming Anti-Money Laundering Authority
AMF calls for more powers to be granted to EU’s financial markets watchdog
EU to sidestep patchy enforcement and reluctance by some members to use current directives
Central bank’s head of supervision Andrea Enria cites the heavy losses banks suffered in Archegos debacle
Central bank’s decision signals confidence that sector can withstand fallout from the pandemic
Success of centre-right and centre-left candidates complicate calculations for presidential election
Europe’s top banking regulator dissatisfied with lender’s handling of issue
Wind-down unit head Louise Kitchen and senior forex banker Jonathan Tinker to step down
Implementing Basel III in EU will be biggest change to regulation of lenders in a decade
Groups may face a further revision of the European financial markets rule book
Sharply rising popularity with private banks and wealth managers contrasts with lack of availability at retail level
CBI finds ‘fragilities’ still exist more than year after height of pandemic turmoil
FCA tables reforms to ensure UK asset managers are not disadvantaged compared to EU peers
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