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Brussels rows back on plan to tax frozen Russian assets
Seizing the money in retaliation for the Ukraine war could breach international law, officials worry
Spain’s Nadia Calviño wins fight to head EU Investment Bank
The finance minister’s victory over Denmark’s Margrethe Vestager comes after months of wrangling
European governments seek to unshackle from UK financial infrastructure
The EU is worried continual dependence on London-based financial clearing houses jeopardises bank stability
EU on cusp of new money laundering rules
Officials hope revamped laws will draw a line under a series of dirty money scandals
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Engie wins €128 million court tax fight
The French energy company wasn’t given an unfair advantage by its arrangements in Luxembourg, judges ruled, dealing a blow to EU efforts to curb tax avoidance
Rivers, birds, culture: ECB selects motifs for new euro banknotes
The EU's central bank is looking to shift from the windows and bridges that decorated the euro since its inception
UK introduces new eco-finance labels
Four new sustainability badges will help consumers make green investments, the FCA says
'What's the point?' — EU lawmakers sink teeth into digital euro
The ECB says issuing digital money will help it keep pace with technology — but some MEPs are unconvinced if not downright hostile
EU retail investment inducements ban in jeopardy
Tougher consumer protection rules to encourage households to get into the stock market seem set to founder
EU court upholds anti-bailout banking rules for Spain's Banco Popular
Judges ruled against investors who lost billions, in the first test of controversial banking laws
EU urges France, Germany to slash energy crisis spending
A European Commission report spells the return of belt-tightening after years of crisis-driven largesse
EU Russian sanctions stymied by complexity, poor enforcement
Economic punishments for the Ukraine invasion are still too easy to avoid, some lawmakers say.
EU’s football money-laundering plan inflamed by Chelsea claims
Lawmakers say allegations of misdealing by ex-owner Roman Abramovich lend credence to their crusade against dirty money in sport, though others urge caution
ECB berates proposed EU bank carveout from corporate due diligence law
Plans to exclude finance from EU environmental due diligence legislation aren’t going down well with supervisors in Frankfurt
Race to host EU’s money-laundering watchdog AMLA hots up
Heft, geopolitics and money-laundering prowess are all coming into play as cities from Madrid to Vilnius jostle for a new agency
EU Court touts re-run of Apple’s €13 billion Irish tax dispute
A legal opinion offers support for the European Commission’s crusade against alleged multinational tax-dodging
EU seeks to make 10-second instant bank payments a reality
A legal deal struck late Tuesday could put an end to long waits to transfer money across borders
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