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The European Parliament on Tuesday voted to adopt new fiscal rules governing the amount of public debt an EU country can accumulate and the size of a budget deficit permitted. German EU lawmaker Markus Ferber from the conservative Christian Social Union (CSU) said in a statement the new rules were "a fresh start and a return to fiscal responsibility." Portuguese EU legislator Margarida Marques from the centre-left Socialist and Democrats (S&D) said the changes allowed for social n...

Credit Suisse faces fresh scrutiny over culture after client data leaks : Rashtra News #Credit #Suisse #faces #fresh #scrutiny #culture #client #data #leaks The logo of Swiss bank Credit Suisse is seen at its headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland March 24, 2021.Arnd Wiegmann | ReutersLONDON — Credit Suisse is facing fresh scrutiny from Swiss regulators and

The International Democracy Union (IDU), together with the International Republican Institute (IRI) and the Hanns Seidel Foundation (HSS), organized a Reagan-Thatcher Dinner on the margins of the 2024 Munich Security Conference. After IDU Chairman and 22nd Prime Minister of Canada, the Rt. Hon. ...

The EU reached a provisional agreement that will give the bloc more powers to combat money laundering and terrorist financing through high-value assets and crypto.

European Union lawmakers gave the nod on Tuesday to giving investors better access to stock and bond prices and helping the bloc's capital market compete better with Wall Street in raising funds for companies to grow. Only large market participants with deep pockets can typically afford to get prices from the many trading platforms dotted across the EU. "The new provisions should reduce information asymmetries between market participants and improve orderly trading in commodity deriv...

The European Central Bank took a further step on Wednesday towards launching a digital version of the euro that would let people in the 20 countries that share the single currency make electronic...

Central bank says digital currency will create competition in the market for payments dominated by US credit card companies

The European Central Bank took a further step on Wednesday towards launching a digital version of the euro that would let people in the 20 countries that share the single currency make electronic payments securely and free of charge. The ECB said it would start a two-year "preparation phase" for the digital euro on November 1, in which it would finalise rules, choose its private-sector partners and do some "testing and experimentation". "After two years, the Governing Co...

Proposal amending the Solvency II Directive

The entry of Chinese electric vehicle producers is stirring up discontent among EU producers, whose labored adoption of electrification has left them with an... 18.09.2023, Sputnik International