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Move relates to Boris Collardi and Bernhard Hodler’s role in connection with South American money-laundering scandal
We all pay the price for the FCA’s inadequacies
Concerns rise that FCA decision could push investors into ‘wild west’ market of underlying securities
Change is needed after the pandemic stretched markets to the limit in March last year
Bloc’s ambassador says Brussels still waiting for more information before making key regulatory decisions
Industry and trustees warned that proposals on investing in lower-risk assets would have led to scheme closures
FCA data showing transfers under banned charging model adds to mis-selling fears
Former Goldman banker took tough line on Wall Street while serving during Obama presidency
EU departure provides catalyst for a rethink on rules even if improvements are modest
Business chiefs say there is little need for wholesale rule changes in the UK
Joe Biden’s likely choice for Securities and Exchange Commission chair will shake things up
The aircraft maker’s exculpation following two 737 Max crashes includes some remarkable provisions
Landmark regulations will force asset managers to up their game on ESG but data gaps may hinder progress
Blocking takeovers is easier than breaking up over-dominant companies
Putting all trading and repo transactions through a central clearing house could protect the global financial system
FT's Robert Armstrong looks at the surging stock prices of Tesla, Bitcoin and Nasdaq index stalwarts
Bloc’s financial watchdog says it has observed ‘some questionable practices’
Lenders run by algorithms and blockchain technology will require 21st century regulation
Despite chancellor’s confidence, UK officials fear lengthy stand-off with EU over crucial equivalence decisions
The incoming US administration should end payments for routing customer orders
Deal struck with EU largely excluded financial services, with consequences for firms
German lender enters into agreements with prosecutors and securities regulator
China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom to be removed in compliance with Trump executive order
NYSE’s flip-flops on guidance reflect confusion on avoiding fines from January 11
US president ratchets up tech tensions with Beijing days before Joe Biden’s inauguration
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