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Brussels also pledges to learn lessons of Wirecard scandal and to tackle money laundering
The EU believes it needs to have a stronger financial sector but will find it hard to replicate the UK's capabilities
Regulatory proposals viewed as fresh attempt to capture more of UK’s £9tn asset management sector
Temporary extra capital relief aims to avoid pandemic-driven credit crunch in eurozone
Central banks have warned of disruption without smooth post-Brexit transition
Gold stands out in a dazzling year for the industry. Plus: finance experts look at how best to invest for Brexit; actively managed ETFs tested as investors switch focus; what is driving rapid growth in Asia and will it last?
Ending up with overlapping operations in London and the eurozone is the last thing cost-cutting lenders want
Resistance underlines gulf between policy ambitions for green finance and reality of implementing new system
A plan to buy Deutsche Bank is now seen as part of a desperate effort to disguise fraud at the German payments group
Debate heats up over London's future as access to European single market remains uncertain
Financial services chief says changes to Brussels regulations will delay process of awarding equivalence
UK decision to diverge from Priips rules could put European funds at disadvantage, trade group warns
Previous failed attempt to reinforce EU watchdogs was a ‘missed opportunity’, says Dombrovskis
Lobby groups say planned changes will be harmful to stability of bond and exchange traded fund markets
Exemption on bonds and small companies research aimed at boosting economic recovery
Tweaks to financial regulations, to be announced soon, follow €750bn relief package
Rare spat between Brussels and EU financial watchdogs piles pressure on policymakers to review controversial Priips rules
Aviva Investors and Columbia Threadneedle warn that UK’s green finance goals are at risk if the country does not act
Move follows calls from European Commission vice-president to investigate supervisory response
EU financial policy commissioner says decision will address risks to financial stability posed by Brexit
Luxembourg minister says sovereignty ‘in contradiction with enhanced equivalence’
Missed deadline prompts warnings of disruption as fund groups already grapple with the pandemic
European parliament’s economic committee calls for rejection of male candidate put forward for EBA post
European commission says Netherlands, Belgium and Austria have failed to enforce EU rules
Felix Hufeld tells Berlin MPs that payments firm was classified as tech company and not fully under BaFin’s oversight
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