Laura Noonan

AI adoption will expose European lenders to even greater systemic threats from their reliance on foreign tech giants, the Netherlands’ top financial regulator warned as he called for swift action to mitigate risks.

Insurers putting money into one of private credit’s hottest trends will face fresh oversight from the EU’s financial stability watchdog, under new proposals to bridge the gap between member states on a deal to revamp Europe’s securitization market.

The global financial stability watchdog have vowed to double down on efforts to better assess the risk from private credit and stablecoins in 2026 and explore ways to modernize financial regulation in general.

The European Union’s executive arm is finalizing plans for a major transfer of national powers to its markets regulator, including the oversight of “significant” clearing houses, depositories and trading venues, as well as all crypto firms.

From supershoes to altitude masks, money is no object for runners in pursuit of elite training regimens and faster marathon times.

The Bank of England is reviewing lending to data centers that are a one way bet on the future of artificial intelligence.

Regulators in the US are pushing ahead with their challenge to a twist in global bank capital rules that favors Europe’s largest lenders, despite recently rubber-stamping the arrangements for 2025.

The financial sector has a “narrowing” window to act against threats from quantum computing, the world’s biggest capital markets lobby has warned, adding that regulators might need to prod firms to bolster defenses.

The amount of time that senior UK bankers must now wait before receiving their bonus is being cut in half to four years, part of a push by regulators to boost the City of London’s competitiveness.

Um die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit des Finanzplatzes London zu stärken, wollen britische Aufsichtsbehörden Top-Bankern mehr Anreize schaffen. Demnach soll die Wartezeit, bis Senior-Banker in Großbritannien ihre Boni ausgezahlt bekommen, halbiert werden – auf künftig vier Jahre.