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French financial regulator wants more flexible market rules
By David Keohane and Philip Stafford
July 14, 2019, Financial Times
France’s top financial regulator is calling for more flexibility around how European countries implement market rules as Paris pushes …
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French regulators devise data-driven approach
By Louisa Chender
July 8, 2019, Global Investor Group
Seven French regulators have come up with a common approach to data-driven regulation in recognition its growing importance across different sectors.…
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Will London be Berned like the Swiss?
By Attracta Mooney
July 6, 2019, Financial Times
For three years European asset managers have kept their fingers crossed for luck, wishing hard that the U.K.’s exit from the EU …
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E.U. tries to revive plan for financial transaction tax
By Francesco Guarascio
June 14, 2019, Reuters
European Union finance ministers have discussed on Friday a plan for a 0.2% tax on shares, which Germany sees close to be agreed, …
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Sweeping reform needed after Brexit, says French regulator
By Chris Flood and Siobhan Riding
June 10, 2019, Financial Times
One of France’s top financial regulators has called for sweeping changes to Europe’s investment rules in a speech that …
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AMF’s Ophèle: we need to change E.U. swaps trading mandate
By Samuel Wilkes
June 5, 2019, Risk
Robert Ophèle, chairman of French supervisor Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), is in favor of loosening the scope of the European Union’s derivatives …
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AMF chair calls out limitations of E.U. regulation
By Louisa Chender
June 4, 2019, Global Investor Group
The chairman of the French financial markets regulator called out several limitations of European legislation as he discussed some of the …
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France and Germany clash over future EU leadership
By Victor Mallet, Ben Hall, and Guy Chazan
May 27, 2019, Financial Times
France and Germany on Monday clashed over the future leadership of the E.U. after European elections produced …
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SocGen Chairman Sees Low Rates for `Much Longer Than Expected’
Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, chairman of Societe Generale SA, discusses the impact of low interest rates on profitability. He also comments on European banking consolidation and the French lender’s cost-cutting plans …
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E.U. trio tries to quicken drive to more integrated capital markets
By Jim Brunsden
May 16, 2019, Financial Times
France, Germany, and the Netherlands have issued a joint call for more integrated capital markets in Europe, warning that Brexit had left …
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