In a draft communication available to Table.Briefings, the EU Commission spells out its ambition for the Savings and Investment Union. Important legislative proposals are planned for 2026 in particular.
By Table.Briefings
The non-governmental organization Finance Watch warns of the risks for consumers and the stability of the financial sector if the rules for AI in this area are not revised. Without accountability, liability and transparency, trust will be lost.
By Corinna Visser
Another former employee of the Chinese securities regulator CSRC has disappeared. According to the business magazine Caixin, he is being investigated for corruption.
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China armed itself against the economic downturn with a comprehensive package of measures. What may sound good is half-hearted and does not get to the root of the problems. Risks are once again being pushed into the future.
By Marcel Grzanna
China's stock markets are at rock bottom, and the property market is in a deep crisis, forcing banks and investors to flee to the government bond market. But trouble now looms there as well.
By Jörn Petring
In the Capital Markets Union project, the centralization of market supervision is moving into the realm of political feasibility. In the German government, however, Minister Lindner is putting the brakes on.
By Table.Briefings
If we do it right, the new Payment Services Directive PSD3 can lead to more innovation and growth. We should not let this opportunity pass us by, says Julia Kowalski, Head of Public Policy Germany at Stripe.
By Corinna Visser
For months, China's stock markets have been on a downward trend. Now, a change at the helm of securities regulation is expected to lift sentiment. Indeed, similar measures in the past have boosted stock prices twice.
By Jörn Petring
Although China rejects Western sanctions against Moscow, Chinese state banks continue to restrict their cooperation with Russian clients to avoid becoming the target of new US secondary sanctions themselves.
By Redaktion Table
