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Sustainable finance policy editor at Capital Monitor
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  • The Danish mortgage lender has issued a unique type of contractually recognised bail-inable senior debt. Others are likely to follow
  • Despite some teething problems with transparency and efficiency, the ECB’s ambitious project has been a broad success
  • Esma's chair sheds light on regulatory technical standards, investment recommendation definitions and reporting requirements
  • Brexit will have a profound effect on the framework governing the city and its banks. From clearing restrictions to passporting workarounds; data protection to new risk factors. Here's how to react
  • IFLR caught up with the EC's new director of financial markets for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union to talk CoCos, ETFs, crowdfunding and more
  • France will protect them
  • The cost of addressing the Africa's infrastructure deficit is approximately $90 billion a year and will be for the next decade, according to EY. There's also a large Muslim population, projected to grow in the future, and in 2014 66% of all sub-Saharan Africans didn't have a bank account.
  • A good meal ruined by accounting standards Russia's plans for a debut sovereign dim sum bond appear to have been scuppered by differences in accounting and auditing standards, according to sources.
  • A UK no longer subject to the European Insolvency Regulation would struggle to have its own proceedings recognised in other member states
  • Britain’s ECJ victory over the ECB last year may be short-lived as post-referendum comments suggest a policy swing towards the eurozone
  • Member of European Parliament Markus Ferber said that in voting to leave the EU, the UK has voted to leave the single market too – and must accept the consequences
  • The Commission’s recent review of a joint venture involving a Chinese SOE with no presence in the EU shows the regulator won’t take independence arguments at face value