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Data will feed into debate about whether green and social loans should need less capital
More transactions likely amid economic challenges as EU vote on CRR also benefits asset class
Leaked letter from finance ministries says regulations are too “conservative”
Wall Street is urging the Fed to be cautious despite the regulator hinting higher capital requirements are coming
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The crypto industry needs policing or it will remain the domain of scam artists -
Removing post-crisis rules lays bare the financial system to risk
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Critics of the proposal advise against removing post-2008 safety and soundness provisions amid Hunt’s push for deregulation
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Senior bankers want a common sense approach to UK regulatory reform but a plan to scrap the bonus cap means pay will rear its ugly head
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UK’s change of tone could bring two very different markets in years to come
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Governors and governed need to treat each other better
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Progress on sustainable finance regulation is patchy and half-hearted, experts fear
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If it leads to growth in the UK securitization market, a UK-EU regulatory divide may not be the worst thing
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‘No new evidence’ current rules are in need of change, say ESAs
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Securitization Regulation reform is among the priorities but there is nothing concrete yet
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Georgian banks are expected to use covered bonds for central bank repo funding
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Progress on the Capital Markets Union has been painfully slow, and the EU must move fast to avoid fading into obscurity
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