Bloomberg Evening Briefing: Big Banks Face Higher Capital Requirements
Major banks are facing one of the biggest regulatory overhauls since the 2008 financial crisis, setting up a clash over...
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EU attracted nearly $100B investment in semiconductor industry: EU Commission chief
The European Union has attracted over €90 billion ($98 billion) worth of investment in the semiconductor industry since its landmark...
Poland is the ‘Pole’ to Bank On
By Group Captain Praveer Purohit (retd) During the Cold War, the world was bi-polar, with the USA and erstwhile USSR...
Making banks investible again after this year’s turbulence
The panel Gavan Nolan, Executive director, business development and research, fixed income pricing, S&P Global Market Intelligence Nick Silitch, Former chief risk officer, Prudential...
The Med’s cheapest holiday destination just got cheaper
Jon Graham, a Turkey-based British tour guide with Walks Worldwide, says: “Inflation will mean rising prices but it will probably...
‘Scared of being pushed back into the closet’: Europe’s new LGBQT+ retirement communities
Studies show that older members of the LGBTQ+ community are less likely to have children or families. Communities for senior...
Europe inflation slips to 5.5% — but that won’t stop central bank rate hikes
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Inflation in Europe slid again in June but fell too slowly to offer much relief to...
Long-term fixes and evolution of mortgage market ‘long overdue’
Mortgage brokers have told FTAdviser that while now is not the right time for borrowers to explore long-term fixes, the evolution of the market in this direction is “long overdue”. With the Bank of England base rate now sitting at 5 per cent, mortgage borrowers at the end of their fixed-term deals are now faced with significantly higher monthly repayments than when they first entered into them. The situation is so dire that the government this week announced a mortgage charter, signed by 30 lenders, to help support mortgage borrowers. The pressure...
EU to take next step towards launching digital version of euro
The EU will take the next crucial step on Wednesday towards launching a digital version of the euro, a controversial...
German Economy Shrinks Faster Than Expected
Behringer of the German Womens National Soccer Team waves with the german flag after returning home from the World Championship...
