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New QIS for Europe to explore economic impact of CRD IV
A new quantitative impact study for Europe will be launched to analyse the impact of Capital Requirements Directive IV
EC makes sure dual reporting will not be an issue in latest energy market regulation proposals
The Basel Committee is due to publish the final version of Basel III this month, firing the starting gun for legislators to begin transposing the complex set of standards into binding laws next year. Will...
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Despite having no evidence the EC says lack of pension portability is a major barrier to labour market mobility
European Parliament sets up future Basel III flashpoints
An own-initiative report from the parliament calls for changes to be made in key areas of Basel III, putting it on a potential collision course with the Basel Committee
EU proposals leave energy firms cold
September saw the first draft proposals on new EU financial markets regulation. With these running parallel to the energy market’s regulatory changes long in the pipeline, Alex Davis examines the worries for the industry
EU member states still at loggerheads over AIFM
Alternative investment fund managers directive postponed due to "absence of an agreement"
Talks continue on AIFM directive
Press release scheduled for the afternoon of October 11 cancelled.
Goodhart attacks new European supervisory structure
Academic labels three new watchdogs “a waste and a mistake”; former financial secretary Lord Myners scornful of Basel III
MEPs win out on powers for new European supervisory bodies
Pan-European authorities will have the power to impose emergency measures and intervene with financial institutions, after parliamentarians gained ground in compromise agreement
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