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European Union member states have backed a temporary watering down and two-year delay to 2025 for the final leg of the globally agreed Basel III bank capital rules, despite the ECB warning they

The EU’s competition chief racks up a much-needed victory after a pair of stinging losses in court.

Exemption preventing pension funds from mandatory clearing will come to an end permanently in June 2023

The proposal to give ministers the power to override City regulators’ decisions is a dangerous game that could take the UK down the US’s path of politically gangrened policymaking

EU officials will have their hands full keeping their policy agendas on track amid escalating geopolitical crises.

EIOPA chair says MEP proposals are “no longer balanced” and are too generous toward insurers.

Sunak and Truss must remember that regulation is there to suppress risk, not growth

Britain's reform of post-Brexit financial services is more about catching up with rivals than unleashing a "Big Bang 2.0" as it sidesteps calls to cut

The EU is preparing for Russia to cut off gas supplies. In a crisis situation, member states would be obliged to help ea...

The EU is preparing for Russia to cut off gas supplies. In a crisis situation, member states would be obliged to help each other in solidarity, which means providing each other with gas and exchanging information.