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...“If we want to push for better financing for the defence industry, then we certainly have to [complete] the capital markets [union].”...
...into bank parent companies....
...It follows a similar statement from the European Central Bank....
...Central banks should act on the assumption that the consequences of being too tight could turn out to be almost as bad as of those being too loose....
...management, according to people briefed on the matter, including supporting the Mauritanian authorities to better patrol its waters and stop migrant boats from embarking on the more than 1,000km journey via the Atlantic...
...) — Not-so-private questions about private equity (Bank of England) — Farewell to the BoE’s fan chart (Fathom) — The macroeconomics of mental health (NBER)...
...“You nurture the capability in Europe even though maybe the mother company also benefits from that . . . on the other side of the Atlantic,” he said. “That doesn’t bother me that much.”...
...About two-thirds of American companies are incorporated in Delaware, attracted to the small, mid-Atlantic state by its sophisticated legal system....
...Across the Atlantic, the Biden administration has called for a tripling of tariffs on China and took up labour unions’ petition for shipbuilding trade relief to counter Chinese state support for its own...
...Europe has long looked across the Atlantic at the US economy with a mixture of horror and awe....
...Labour organisers have said they plan to recruit new members in traditionally non-union workplaces including banks and pharmacies....
...Government bonds on both sides of the Atlantic have sold off this year, pushing yields higher, as investors scaled back their expectations of imminent rate cuts....
...Greece’s bank bailout fund last month sold 27 per cent of Piraeus Bank for €1.35bn....
...But standing on the banks of the Loire at the start of our family cycling adventure, looking at the state of the engorged trailer one of us would be hauling several hundred kilometres down the coast, that...
...European Central Bank....
...Capital Markets Disunion Europeans’ money is sleeping in bank deposits, leaving EU companies short of access to capital, and often forcing them to look across the Atlantic when seeking funds to scale up...
...The funding needs for greening Europe’s economy are estimated at €500bn a year, according to former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi — who is drafting a separate report on how to improve Europe...
...This is true for the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and the Bank of England and there is not a lot of difference between how much rate expectations have changed on both sides of the Atlantic....
...We have strong political commitment to the capital markets union project....
...In “Basel III leaves banks with weak points on both sides of Atlantic” (Inside Business, March 19) Patrick Jenkins has written a very good article pointing out the hazards of the dreaded doom loop and the...
...Austria’s central bank head Robert Holzmann said: “I would find it difficult if we move too far away from the Fed.”...
...True, the lack of a proper banking union is a genuine problem in Europe, hence the EBF’s appeal to legislators and not just watchdogs....
...So-called shrinkflation is hitting economies and consumers across the world and drawing the ire of politicians on both sides of the Atlantic....
...The latest iteration of its framework on bank capital, known as Basel III or Endgame, has met with fierce lobbying by US banks, which fear significant increases in their capital requirements....
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