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ECB-Backed Body Studies Euribor Exit for $214 Trillion in Assets
By William Shaw and John Ainger
November 25, 2020, Bloomberg
A European Central Bank-backed committee is exploring options for a transition should Euribor, one of the cornerstones of the European …
EU banks urged to prepare for bad loans as pandemic hits economy
By Sam Fleming and Jim Brunsden
November 11, 2020, Financial Times
European banks need to prepare their balance sheets for the risk of pandemic-induced non-performing loans hitting them in the …
ECB supervisor’s bad bank dream faces huge obstacles
By Jon Hay and Owen Sanderson
November 5, 2020, GlobalCapital
The European Central Bank is offering renewed support to the idea of the EU creating a ‘bad bank’ or an …
Lagarde Seeks Public Comments About a Digital Euro, Implying a Broad Retail Offering Is Now on the Table
By Kevin Reynolds
November 2, 2020, CoinDesk
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde Sunday announced an ECB survey of public opinion regarding the issuance of a digital euro, implying the …
European Central Bank signals additional action to support recovery
European Central Bank signaled Thursday additional action to come, saying it will recalibrate its instruments as appropriate. CNBC’s Steve Liesman reports.…
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ECB to gobble up more debt next year than governments can sell
By Tommy Stubbington and Martin Arnold
October 29, 2020, Financial Times
Investors will not have to contribute a single euro to finance the vast budget deficits of eurozone governments next …
ECB: almost half of banks are finished with TLTRO III
By Tyler Davies
October 27, 2020, GlobalCapital
Nearly half of Europe’s banks do not intend to participate in the next rounds of the targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTRO III), according …
ECB’s Bank Payout Decision Complicated by Worsening Pandemic
By Nicholas Comfort and Steven Arons
October 23, 2020, Bloomberg
European banking regulators, who had been moving closer to lifting a de-facto ban on dividends, are now increasingly worried about …
Central Bankers Stick to Gloomy Outlook
Global central bankers are under no illusion that they’re through the fallout from the coronavirus, issuing fresh warnings about new government restrictions, struggling recoveries and threats to jobs. PBOC’s Yi …
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LCRs of big EU banks rebound faster than smaller rivals in Q2
By Lorenzo Migliorato
October 9, 2020, Risk
European banks boosted their aggregate liquidity coverage ratio by 19 percentage points through Q2, with the bloc’s giants replenishing buffers at a faster …
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Dark pool trading shows no sign of decline since MiFID II entry into force, ESMA data shows
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EU Regulators Spill More Ink Tackling Market Data Costs
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Mifid II: has European regulation ever truly converged?
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UK watchdog sees no big divergence from EU securities market rules
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EU Withholding Finance Access Is ‘Really Regrettable’, U.K. Says
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Dark pool trading shows no sign of decline since MiFID II entry into force, ESMA data shows
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EU Regulators Spill More Ink Tackling Market Data Costs
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Mifid II: has European regulation ever truly converged?
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UK watchdog sees no big divergence from EU securities market rules
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EU Withholding Finance Access Is ‘Really Regrettable’, U.K. Says