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Rival Plans for E.U. Crisis Fund Signal Bumps in the Road to Come

By Nikos Chrysoloras
May 25, 2020, Bloomberg

European Union governments are trying to forge a consensus over how to provide aid to the countries hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic.…

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U.K. and E.U. fund managers at odds over MiFID II revamp

By Siobhan Riding
May 25, 2020, Financial Times

Asset managers in France and Germany are pushing for a change to European rules on investment research payments, setting the stage for …

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Is the Franco-German recovery plan a game-changer?

By Sam Fleming
May 19, 2020, Financial Times

Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron are encountering resistance from a group of northern European states to the new €500bn E.U. recovery fund …

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Six E.U. states to scrap bans on short-selling shares

By Huw Jones
May 18, 2020, Reuters

Six European Union states will scrap bans on short-selling shares introduced during bouts of extreme market volatility in March when national lockdowns were …

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E.U. watchdogs to confer over extensions to short selling bans

By Maya Nikolaeva
May 14, 2020, Reuters

European Union countries that introduced temporary bans on short-selling of shares will together decide this week whether they should lapse or be extended, …

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European regulators ramp up scrutiny of investment fund liquidity

By Chris Flood and Siobhan Riding
April 21, 2020, Financial Times

Regulators across Europe are asking asset managers for reams of new information about their ability to meet investor redemptions …

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E.U. ministers agree half a trillion euro coronavirus rescue plan

By Jan Strupczewski and Gabriela Baczynska
April 9, 2020, Reuters

European Union finance ministers agreed on Thursday on half-a-trillion euros worth of support for their coronavirus-battered economies but left open …

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