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Pledge over climate-friendly finance pits politicians against banking supervisors
Balance sheet being driven by move into risker portfolios
Non-performing loans hit lowest level since financial crisis but Greece still suffers
The battle over EU’s wide-ranging open banking legislation, PSD2 is far from over
Adam Farkas’s move to AFME prompts concerns over conflicts of interest
Industry groups warn the EU regulation would hit a quarter of online sales
EBA says new global rules will raise minimum requirements 22.4%
Transactions above €30 will need extra verification from September, prompting banks to call for a delay
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Commission angered by European Banking Authority’s decision to reject own findings
Europe’s banking watchdog criticised for closing investigation into money-laundering
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Sorting out the Canary Wharf lease will be an early headache for the new boss
‘Take steps’ to guarantee money in EU branches of UK lenders, regulator tells authorities
EU’s banking regulator launches probe into Danish and Estonian watchdogs
Year-long study finds patchwork of rules could be exploited, putting consumers at risk
EBA notes better contigency planning but lack of information given to customers
European Banking Authority still concerned about preparations despite warnings
Departing European Banking Authority chief Andrea Enria questions the value of results
EU watchdog will investigate Denmark, Latvia and Estonia over alleged EU law breaches
Region’s top 48 banks have enough capital to withstand worst-case Brexit scenarios
Ireland’s Donnery and Enria of Italy in fight for SSM post after Strasbourg hearings
EU member state faces demand to strengthen enforcement of its anti-laundering rules
We need EU-wide solution to prevent illicit funds moving from one jurisdiction to next
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