EUROPEAN COMISSION

Regulation for digital currencies has become a hot topic of debate in Europe.

The A-category membership status means that its traders can be eligible for compensation of up to €20,000 per claim.

As a result of the disagreement, banks and financial institutions are taking measures to assure their EU operations.

The European Commission is starting a review process on EMIR obligations for small financial companies.

Reuters is reporting that the European Commission is preparing to veto the proposed merger.

The standards will strengthen the regulation of commodities markets and curb price speculation.

Markit's fixed income pricing data and liquidity metrics to help EC’s research.

A potential Brexit could massively impact the business prospects of the United Kingdom's financial industry for years to come.

Breathing a sigh of relief today are many EU financial firms with the news that MiFID II implementation is ...

The European Commission and the European Securities and Markets Authority are waking up to the strain new regulation is ...

A set of civil claims related to the manipulation of the foreign exchange markets could further damage major banks’ ...

Flies on the wall are emerging from a closed door meeting of EU leaders before their summit to discuss ...

Greece is facing a pivotal July 5 referendum that may ultimately decide its future in the European Union.

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