It was not that long ago that existential questions swirled around the eurozone. But the results of the French election and strong economic growth seem to have reinvigorated sentiment and the drive towards greater harmonisation.

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It was not that long ago that existential questions swirled around the eurozone. But the results of the French election and strong economic growth seem to have reinvigorated sentiment and the drive towards greater harmonisation.
FSB research finds that the shadow banking sector is still expanding with open-ended funds driving much of that growth
The Foreign Exchange Working Group has unveiled the complete version of the FX code of conduct designed to bring fairer and more ethical business practices to the vast global currency markets
UK financial industry sources express different levels of confidence about coping after the country has left the EU
Administration has no plans to break up the biggest banks, says US Treasury secretary.
Whistleblowers to be better protected from retaliation by their employers thanks to new powers given to the CFTC.
CFTC looks to become more fintech-friendly as it seeks to digitise its rule book.
Analyst believes no significant changes to Dodd-Frank will materialise for at least a year and will rely largely on interpretations of agencies’ heads.
White Houses identifies $35bn of savings over 10 years from abolishing Dodd-Frank.
IOSCO annual meeting focuses on market resilience, financial misconduct and the role of capital markets in the real economy while taking on new signatories to its multilateral memorandum of understanding on cooperation
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