Irish regulator on a forensic approach to funds and her ambitions for Dublin

Brexit ‘winners’ will put UK and US asset managers under high level of scrutiny

Lenders say additional disclosures required would be cumbersome to provide and of little value

‘Dark pool’ operator buys marketplace that links investors to niche providers

Questions asked about whether all revenues earned from stock lending are being returned to investors

Last major regulator to wrap investigation into claims traders rigged markets

Fund managers across America, nudged by the SEC, seek to replicate European rules

Charging companies is key way of ensuring post-Mifid II coverage, proponents say

More than a year on from implementation, calls to amend Mifid II are growing louder

Commission angered by European Banking Authority’s decision to reject own findings

Latest concession in payment companies’ long-running antitrust battle with Brussels

Europe’s banking watchdog criticised for closing investigation into money-laundering

Mifid II disclosures show funds incurred transaction costs almost equal to headline charges

Sector is not expected to achieve the ambitious partnership it was hoping for

Tellimer makes radical shift in business model to focus on research and analytics

Budgets ‘down by an average of 30 per cent’ but variations are significant

François Villeroy de Galhau wants to remove barriers to banking acquisitions in Europe

Funds say exchanges are jacking up fees to offset weaker revenues from trading