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Evidence shows the US and Europe are poised to compete to ease the rules
Boutiques hit by ‘perfect storm’ two years after introduction of EU market rules
‘Honeymoon period’ allowing EU reforms to bed in ‘will not last for ever’
Pledge over climate-friendly finance pits politicians against banking supervisors
Esma advocates Europe introduce US-style tape of trading information
Even larger companies are affected as investment banks retrench
Dombrovskis says UK could be cut out if it diverges from Brussels standards
Banks battle for audiences with new information sets, ‘charticles’ and podcasts
Citi’s slap on the wrist from the UK regulator shows perils of automation
Cut to capital charge fits low-carbon agenda but risks battle with regulators
AMF’s Robert Ophèle voices concern about member states undercutting one another on standards
Dublin backs call from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority to consider regulatory overhaul
Brussels will prolong access to UK market infrastructure in no-deal scenario
Rethink on aspects of landmark legislation after concerns from banks, investors and regulators
We understand that compromises are necessary to complete banking union
Paris and The Hague say crises have shown the need for Europe’s own enforcement body
Libra set to miss 2020 launch as Booking.com is latest partner to pull out
The non-transparent and actively managed ETFs that are luring asset managers. Plus: the rush into marijuana funds; bond investors weigh the merits of ETFs; a China-Japan ‘feeder’ fund scheme; and the struggle to get through to retail investors
Esma launches consultation on substantial broadening of regulatory regime
Allianz chief executive joins German criticism of central bank policy
Price of trading shares in small and mid-cap companies has increased by a fifth, analysis shows
Independent groups and small brokers complain bigger rivals have adopted predatory pricing
Adam Farkas’s move to AFME prompts concerns over conflicts of interest
Regulators’ divergent views flag tensions about post-Brexit plans
Grumbles over the price of market data from banks, traders and other customers are common
