The European Union confirmed the delay by one more year of tougher global rules for banks' trading businesses.

The Council agreed to render permanent the current transitional liquidity rules for certain short-term transactions undertaken by EU banks.

The International Monetary Fund has estimated EU internal barriers are the equivalent of tariffs of 44% for goods and 110% ...

Although Europe appears ever closer to regulatory reform, staunch opponents of securitization remain in the continent, and as ...

Environmental groups took TotalEnergies to court, accusing the French oil and gas giant of misleading consumers with ads that ...

Global policymakers, international experts and business representatives came together at the Astana International Forum to ...

Europe has long had a biotechnology strategy. Over time, that work led to the Strategy on Bioeconomy, which the European ...

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The European Central Bank has convened ... at simplifying banking regulation, amid growing fears the region is falling behind. The central bank governors of Germany, France and Italy are among ...

the Bank of France, the Bank of Italy and the Bank of Finland did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment. The ECB does not have power to change rules, which is the prerogative of ...

Bessent's remarks were short on specific proposed changes to banking regulations or capital requirements, but he said that the Trump administration would look at the capital buffer framework for ...

The tariffs imposed by the US could cost Europe 0.25% of growth, estimates François Villeroy de Galhau, governor of France's central bank ... as is justified. The changes since April 2 ...