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EU reforms leave smart stock pickers to spot long-term investments
EBA says practice is an indispensable ‘backbone’ of global finance
The great and good of the last panic gathered this week, with many elephants also in the room.
Economic recovery has been weak because of a massive growth in leverage
Fund groups know that the cost of data helps determine whether ‘best execution' is being achieved
Impact of new directive is limited but growing
Companies are facing challenges over transparency around liquidity and best execution
Danske Bank scandal highlights a gaping hole in financial regulation
European Securities and Markets Authority will renew crackdown for further three months
UK government releases its first set of papers sketching out its contingency plans
Plan to step up oversight of ‘equivalence’ rules that finance sector will rely on
Fund managers worry that paper sold under English law may not comply with EU rules
New European investment research rules trigger sharp drop in commissions
Project aiming to improve cross-border investment at risk due to slow progress by governments
Some effects may have been exaggerated, but that's not the whole story.
Pointless research loaded charges on to investors that they found hard to identify or control
Electronic markets are responding to new EU regulations in the same way they did to Dodd-Frank
FCA says it is open to ‘broad range’ of arrangements on booking risk and profit
Hub where lenders book assets viewed as vital to jobs, investment and tax revenues
Chancellor urges ‘alternative paths to growth’ to tackle post-Brexit predicament
Effort to protect retail customers but operators may simply move into new products or territories
UK concedes Brussels’ ultimate control over financial services access to Europe
