Things we're reading today include … Brown signs up to EU financial rulebook (Times)Brown wins independence from European banking regulator (Guardian)Regulation of City may be handed to Brussels (Telegraph) Mervyn King's control call fails to gain support (Telegraph)UK lukewarm on ECB settlement plan (Financial Times) Geithner defends plans to give Fed more power (Times) Overhaul…
Things we're reading today include … Brown signs up to EU financial rulebook (Times)Brown wins independence from European banking regulator (Guardian)Regulation of City may be handed to Brussels (Telegraph) Mervyn King's control call fails to gain support (Telegraph)UK lukewarm on ECB settlement plan (Financial Times) Geithner defends plans to give Fed more power (Times) Overhaul…
Things we're reading today include … US releases plans for bank regulatory reform "Financial Regulatory Reform: A New Foundation", the US Treasury Department official document detailing the Obama administration's plans to tighten regulatory oversight of the US financial system (89 page pdf document) President Obama sets out biggest overhaul of Wall Street in decades (Telegraph)US groups…
Things we're reading today include … US releases plans for bank regulatory reform "Financial Regulatory Reform: A New Foundation", the US Treasury Department official document detailing the Obama administration's plans to tighten regulatory oversight of the US financial system (89 page pdf document) President Obama sets out biggest overhaul of Wall Street in decades (Telegraph)US groups…
Things we're reading today include … Banking regulation 'not to blame' (BBC)Alistair Darling to tell banks and regulators 'no excuses' (Telegraph)British Bankers' Association warns reforms could harm UK (Telegraph) Monetary policy challenges in light of the current financial market developments (Speech by Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB)Commission launches consultation on how to…
Things we're reading today include … Banking regulation 'not to blame' (BBC)Alistair Darling to tell banks and regulators 'no excuses' (Telegraph)British Bankers' Association warns reforms could harm UK (Telegraph) Monetary policy challenges in light of the current financial market developments (Speech by Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB)Commission launches consultation on how to…
Things we're reading today include: Robert Peston: Should we trust the regulators? (BBC)FSA Must Assess Impact Of Rule Changes On Bank Lending (Times) European Retailers File New Complaint Against Visa Europe (Payments News) Anti-Phishing with Two Factor Authentication (Information Security Resources) Africa pioneers mobile bank push (BBC)Sumitomo Mitsui: Japanese Bank Plans $9.4 Billion Share Sale …
Things we're reading today include … Economies: Economic Outlook: Inflation takes centre stage (Financial Times)Paul Krugman's fear for lost decade (Guardian)Sir Nigel Rudd fears regulatory issues will put foreign investors off Britain (Telegraph) Toxic debt fears undermine euro (Financial Times) Latvia is 'saved from bankruptcy' (BBC) Trouble in the Middle East's banking centre (BBC) Weighing the US government’s response…
Things we're reading today include … Economies: Economic Outlook: Inflation takes centre stage (Financial Times)Paul Krugman's fear for lost decade (Guardian)Sir Nigel Rudd fears regulatory issues will put foreign investors off Britain (Telegraph) Toxic debt fears undermine euro (Financial Times) Latvia is 'saved from bankruptcy' (BBC) Trouble in the Middle East's banking centre (BBC) Weighing the US government’s response…
Here are our key stories of the week: Is the social web party over? Social media has changed society IBM discovers banks don't understand their customers A SEPA end-date at last? Forget payments, think value A compliance culture or function? Time for the Gangsters? Harry Potter and the Prince of Darkness Looks like the banker's…
