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EU financial services laws could inch towards an approach based on regulating activities rather than entities -
Rumors that Facebook was planning to launch its own currency drew significant attention. -
Undue secrecy in EU financial lawmaking by supervisory watchdogs will be probed by the bloc’s ombudsman, Emily O’Reilly. -
EU bank crisis-management guidance out does little to address a complex and discretionary system. -
The business models of SPACs leave “room for improvement,” the head of a global regulatory network. -
Getting senior Euronext, Cboe and BNY Mellon executives to advise on how to boost EU capital markets. -
EU insurance watchdogs should publish details of how national regulators vote on laws affecting the sector, -
The EU banking watchdog's handling of probes into money laundering at Danske Bank and Pilatus Bank. -
EU’s insurance watchdog will in future publish details of legislative developments, a senior official has told lawmakers. -
Virtual currencies and other innovative payment methods could ultimately get a boost from EU regulators.