Markets (BRUSSELS) – The European Parliament and EU Council reached provisional agreement Tuesday on key amendments to EU rules on financial benchmarks, in preparation for the end of LIBOR on…
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The EU agreed to temporarily adapt its banking rules Wednesday in order to maximise the capacity of banks to lend money and…
— last modified 28 April 2020 The European Commission adopted on 28 April a banking package to help facilitate bank lending to households and businesses throughout the European Union.AdvertisementWhat is…
The EU Commission has launched a public consultation on implementation of the Basel III standards – the reforms to improve the regulation,…
New EU rules on online shopping, which came into force on Saturday 14 September, should make it easier and safer for consumers to…
The latest bank stress test by the European Banking Authority should have been more demanding in testing banks’ resilience to systemic risks…
The EU Commission fined five banks – Barclays, RBS, Citigroup, JPMorgan and MUFG – EUR 1.07 billion Thursday for taking part in…
The European Court of Auditors called Monday on EU legislators to intervene and ensure the European Central Bank allows full access to…
<p><em>(BRUSSELS)</em> – EU Member States agreed a softer position Wednesday on capital requirements applying to banks with non-performing loans (NPLs) on their balance sheets, in preparation for talks with the…
New EU rules for banks and financial services providers, in force from 31 October, require them to be more transparent and open…