EU asset manager bonus cap ruling may be diluted
The proposed 1:1 bonus cap for asset managers may be eased after a key MEP indicated that he was willing to compromise on the proposition.
The proposed 1:1 bonus cap for asset managers may be eased after a key MEP indicated that he was willing to compromise on the proposition.
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UK investors purchasing securities in countries that have signed up to the financial transaction tax (FTT) will be subject to the charge, despite the UK not having signed up.
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The EU multi-year budget has been cut for the first time ever following 24 hours of negotiations.
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The European Union is not going to follow in the FSA’s footsteps and implement a blanket ban on commisison payments from financial product providers to its distributors.
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Forthcoming EU legislation could reduce the flexibility of the Financial Policy Committee to act in the interests of the UK, according to Lord Turner, chairman of the FSA.
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Neither the EU summit this weekend nor the follow-up in early November are likely to reveal the policy decisions an end to the eurozone crisis is clammering for.
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Ratings agency Moody’s has cut Portugal’s long-term government debt to below investment grade.
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Greek ministers voted “Yes” to a five-year plan of austerity measures of tax rises and spending cuts
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Mark Holman looks at the issues facing Greece as its next quarterly EU/IMF bailout payment falls due
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The IMA is to adopt the new definition of money market funds as per FSA and EU guidelines.
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A Greek default has been called a ‘Lehman moment’ but it may prove to be a new beginning.
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Bond yields for the peripheral eurozone economies have hit fresh record highs.
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