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The wildfire provoked by the exchanges downfall last week demonstrates yet again the pressing need for regulators to act

Crypto assets need to be subject to global rules if they’re adopted by mainstream finance and expose banks and a wider swathe of investors to risk, Germany’s top regulator said.

Regulators are pushing banks to ensure they have sufficient reserves for loan defaults

The European Central Bank is intensifying discussions with bank executives over their readiness for a potential surge in company defaults and a drying up of energy market liquidity amid a worsening standoff over Russian gas supplies.

LEICESTER — The idea to do the play had begun with an idle quip from a Massachusetts political official engaging with colleagues. He was likely poking good-natured fun at their third-party’s ostensible demographics. Within a few short months, however,...

Germany's financial sector is facing an uncertain future amid the energy dispute with Russia, the head of the country's financial regulator BaFin said in a newspaper interview published on Wednesday.

Defence, oil and gas companies are back on the table for ESG investors as Russia’s invasion and greenwashing scandals force a reckoning for sustainable funds.

The final rounds of the "Pot & Spot" comedy competition will be held at the Hotel Vernon.

The European Central Bank is on the verge of ending its long-standing bond-buying program, in an effort to contain inflation.

The CEOs of several European blue chip companies have told CNBC that they see a significant recession coming down the pike in Europe. The continent is particularly vulnerable to the fallout from the Russia-Ukraine war, associated economic sanctions and energy supply concerns, and economists have been downgrading growth forecasts for the euro zone in recent ...