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EU vote on human rights ‘due diligence’ looms for financial firms
Financial services companies would be required to take action if their clients were failing to protect human rights and the environment, a preliminary deal due to be voted on later…
Financial Services: Truss wants more de-regulation, growth
Liz Truss becomes Britain's prime minister on Tuesday after a campaign in which she promised to "really unshackle" the City of London…
Oil prices rebound as concerns on Omicron impact ease
Oil prices extended gains on Tuesday from a near 5% rebound the day before as concerns about the impact of the Omicron…
EU starts sales of first ever green bond
The European Union started selling its first ever green bond on Tuesday, Refinitiv news service IFR reported, taking its first step to…
FACTBOX-Macron’s 30 billion euro “France 2030” investment plan
French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday unveiled a 30 billion euro ($35 billion) investment roadmap dubbed "France 2030", aimed at fostering industrial…
Left or right, German election leaves investors braced for more spending
The purse strings have been loosened and will stay that way, no matter who heads Germany's new government. That's the verdict from…
Factbox: Germany’s election and the finance industry
Germany elects a new parliament on Sept. 26, with potential ramifications for its financial industry. Here are details on how the parties…
‘Together Again’: ‘Russian Davos’ to go ahead in person with Putin, despite pandemic
Thousands of officials and executives will gather in person in St Petersburg this week - and President Vladimir Putin will give a…
60% of Maltese firms planning climate-related investments – EIB
Six in ten firms in Malta (60%) have already invested or plan to invest in the next three years in measures to…
Saudi Arabia will not work with foreign firms without local presence from 2024
CAIRO, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia will no longer sign contracts with foreign companies which do not have a regional headquarters…