Following Brexit, London is being replaced by specialist EU financial hubs rather than single city.
No evidence that below-zero rates have reduced bank profits overall, says external MPC member Silvana Tenreyro.
Programme encourages whistleblowers from anywhere in the world to provide info about money laundering to relevant authorities.
Big bank failures because of Covid-19 look unlikely as a result of sweeping regulatory reforms.
Merger set to create Spain’s fifth largest bank and follows approval of union between Bankia and CaixaBank.
With Brexit complete, UK negotiators are now striving to reclaim access to EU financial markets.
US institutions' inability to handle Trump-inspired populism a big worry, says the European Risk Management Council.
Banks may be affected by PISA proposals if they are involved in the operation of payment schemes or exchanges for digital payment tokens.
Finance and business executives condemn violence that left four people dead and urge peaceful transition of power.
Additional lockdown measures will add negative pressure to banks' profitability, says Moody’s.
Although no more big changes are expected to the Basel framework, it will still be a busy year for compliance departments.
Should the ECB enter the fight against climate change? Not without a precise doctrine.
As banks shift to remote identification, manipulated digital representations throw up new headaches.
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority has launched a consultation over increasing transparency around the threats associated with climate change.
Financial Stability Oversight Council has recommended steps for regulators and market participants to address risks to financial stability.
US Federal Reserve has acknowledged the climate change risk, bringing it in line with other central banks and global bodies.
G-SIBs can afford core capital ratios to fall by 5 percentage points before eating into capital buffers, according to Capital Economics.
Basel Committee oversight body marks end to post-global financial crisis banking reforms.
Public confidence collapsed after the global financial crisis but has been steadily climbing, according to Gallup.
The UK and EU positions on this economically vital industry have become tangled and confused.