Banks Push Back Against EU’s Sudden Retreat From ESG Agenda
The European Banking Federation is warning that the sheer scale of a proposed rollback of the bloc’s ESG rules will make it ...
Yield outlook: Between facts and noise
The increasing political uncertainty across the West has been taken calmly in the rates markets over the past month.
Exclusive: ECB poised to approve UniCredit's investment in Commerzbank, source says
The European Central Bank is poised to give Italy's UniCredit the green light to build up its stake in German rival ...
The US is missing again as G20 finance chiefs meet in South Africa
Finance ministers and central bank chiefs from the Group of 20 developed and developing nations have gathered in South Africa ...
Stéphane Séjourné: "'Made in Europe' is making its way into European legislation"
The European Union's executive arm, responsible for industrial strategy, believes there is an 'urgent need' for action in ...
EU presents emergency competitiveness plan
On Wednesday, February 26, the European Commission presented a number of proposals to support the decarbonization of industry ...
EUR/USD Forecast: Bulls refuse to give up control
EUR/USD gathered bullish momentum and closed in positive territory on Tuesday. While the pair stays relatively quiet at ...
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Europe’s Banking Union at Ten: Unfinished Yet Transformative
Véron uses official reports, secondary sources, and participant interviews to describe the negotiations leading up to the decision by European leaders to create a banking union in 2012.
Europe At A Crossroads: Business Leaders Must Take The Lead
CEOs of major German and French corporations, particularly those in the DAX and CAC 40 stock indices, have the experience and ...
ECB’s Stournaras Says Too Soon to Discuss Pausing Cuts: Politico
It’s too early for the European Central Bank to debate pausing its cycle of interest-rate reductions, Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras told Politico.