Supervisory efforts are bearing fruit, EBA report says
Investors are “cautiously optimistic” about the negotiations for the U.K. to leave the European Union
The review of the European Supervisory Authorities is looking to identify areas in which the “effectiveness and efficiency” of the regulators can be strengthened and improved
A new report suggests that uncertainty about political developments in Europe could trigger abrupt swings in financial asset prices this year
ESMA is concerned that brokerage firms are creating networks to avoid the obligation that internal matching systems be authorized as trading venues
The largest population of high-earning bankers was in the U.K. as British bankers account for more than 80% of the top earners, the EBA reports
There’s no need to recommend an extension of the phasing-in period for the new LCR requirements, report says
European policymakers seek to set new prudential requirements for investment firms.
The impact of changes in U.S. economic policies remains highly uncertain
The banks are facing increasing competition from digitally savvy upstarts