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Brexit and the City: Brussels’ new battle to rival London in finance
By Sam Fleming, Jim Brunsden, and Philip Stafford
September 23, 2020, Financial Times
“It would be very difficult to create a financial market which functions properly if five or six …
Market readiness questioned as no-deal Brexit looms
By Alice Tchernookova
September 17, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
With just over three months to go until the end of the transition period and little progress made on a …
AFM seeks to ‘level playing field’ for venues and vendors
By Samuel Wilkes
September 10, 2020, Risk
The Dutch Authority for Financial Markets is calling on the European Union to straighten out a perceived imbalance in its trading and transparency …
Big European states call for cryptocurrency curbs to protect consumers
By Christian Kraemer and Michael Nienaber
September 11, 2020, Reuters
Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands called on the European Commission to draw up strict regulation for asset-backed cryptocurrencies …
Sixteen EU-backed derivatives trading venues given access to US traders by CFTC
By Neil Roland
July 23, 2020, MLex
Sixteen European Union-authorized trading platforms in five countries were granted access to US derivatives traders today without being subject to Washington oversight in …
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EU recovery fund: how the plan will work
By Jim Brunsden, Sam Fleming, and Mehreen Khan
July 22, 2020, Financial Times
EU leaders have finally reached a deal on a €750bn plan to reconstruct the region’s pandemic-stricken economies, …
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EU leaders strike deal on €750bn recovery fund after marathon summit
By Sam Fleming, Mehreen Khan, and Jim Brunsden
July 21, 2020, Financial Times
EU leaders have struck a deal on a landmark coronavirus recovery package that will involve the European …
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EU leaders struggle to break summit logjam over virus recovery fund
By Sam Fleming, Mehreen Khan, and Jim Brunsden
July 20, 2020, Financial Times
EU leaders haggled over how far to cut the size of a recovery fund worth hundreds of …
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Cresting ‘first wave’ of stimulus may be next hurdle for world markets
By Ritvik Carvalho
July 16, 2020, Reuters
A growth spurt in the balance sheets of the world’s biggest central banks has crested in recent weeks, drawing warnings from investors that …
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Frugal states push to cut size of EU recovery package
By Mehreen Khan
July 12, 2020, Financial Times
Europe’s “frugal” governments are pushing for cuts to Brussels’ planned €750bn coronavirus recovery package and the EU’s next-term budget, heralding tough discussions …
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August trading volumes in Europe plummet in quietest month of MiFID II era
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MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
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Is the FCA set for an advice suitability crackdown?
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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards
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Only 5% of large financial groups strategically back EU green finance plan
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August trading volumes in Europe plummet in quietest month of MiFID II era
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MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
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Is the FCA set for an advice suitability crackdown?
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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards
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Only 5% of large financial groups strategically back EU green finance plan