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EU is increasingly worried about London’s dominance over the €81tn industry
Financial watchdog seeks reforms to safeguard systemically important market linchpin
Agreement paves way for Brussels to weigh future market-access rights for City of London
Prospects for supervisory ‘equivalence’ fade as each side pursues differing rules
Esma calls on asset managers to head off potential problems when clients head to the exits
Mark Branson’s appointment marks fundamental overhaul after Wirecard fraud
Small businesses warn of unintended consequences from proposals
Pharma giant and key supplier say ‘every batch’ is made to same standards following EMA blood clot inquiry
Europe’s top banking supervisor urges lenders to be bold in booking provisions for bad loans
PRA chief rejects sector’s view that £35bn could be freed up and potentially returned to shareholders
Clearer standards are needed on the financial impact of carbon emissions
‘Office for Responsible Financial Regulation’ is latest industry proposal to change the way it is regulated post-Brexit
Google, Facebook and Amazon back in EU antitrust regulators’ crosshairs
The Dutch city has taken some business from London, but Frankfurt and Paris are better placed to take long-term advantage
Large groups would have to disclose gender pay gap details and offer wage transparency
DD breaks down the travails of Greensill Capital, whose controversial supply chain finance methods have landed it in hot water
Finance group cautions on risk to clients as it seeks insolvency protection in Australia and rescue with Apollo
Potential mis-selling of currency contracts to small companies scrutinised in probe and lawsuits
Esma chairman also expresses concern over ‘gamification’ of investing
Third supervisory body loses leadership as insolvency scandal continues to take its toll
Andrew Bailey says tensions will escalate if banks are forced to cut ties with City
UK mirrors aggression towards digital behemoths in Brussels and big member states
Watering down Solvency II would help to cover the costs of preparing for Brexit, trade body says
Brussels gives green light to information flows from the EU to Britain
Despite its sometimes sclerotic image, the region has youthful drive, especially in green industries
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