The shifting landscape of renewable energy
The Ukraine crisis looks to have exposed the naivety of energy policy across the globe but could a more robust, better-considered approach now take its place?
The Ukraine crisis looks to have exposed the naivety of energy policy across the globe but could a more robust, better-considered approach now take its place?
Five investors mull the events shaping portfolios over the past week
European Commission says weak UK supervision to blame for Woodford debacle
Fund selectors could be forced to disregard information in the Priip Kids when choosing funds
European Commission proposals have ‘worrying’ implications for suitability assessments
Europe is dividing opinions after softer economic sentiment data failed to live up to forecasters’ optimistic predictions on Tuesday (30 May).
The European Commission (EC) is considering new passporting regimes to ensure a level playing field for financial technology companies.
JPMorgan Chase, HSBC and Crédit Agricole have been hit with fines totalling €485m (£413m) by the European Commission for rigging Euribor rates.
Business confidence in the eurozone fell notably over the summer according to today’s update to the European Commission’s Business Climate Indicator.
The European Commission has said it is considering a delay of up to a year to the initiation of the second iteration of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive.
European financial trade bodies have unanimously welcomed in the European Commission’s green paper on creating a Capital Markets Union, describing it as an opportunity to support the industry’s “sustainable economic growth and long-term financing”
A requirement that managers of UCITS funds take at least 50% of their bonuses in the funds they oversee has created uncertainty in Europe’s asset management industry, though some say the matter has been overblown.