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One year after Britain's formal exit from the European Union, London's powerful City financial sector still reigns on the continent despite losing key business and bankers to rival hubs
The EU says it will set up a stand-alone agency to crack down on money laundering across Europe where major banks have been hit by a wave of dirty money scandals
The European Central Bank has inched closer to a "digital euro" with the launch of a pilot project, but questions remain about potential pitfalls and benefits for eurozone citizens
The wealthy G7 countries have moved closer to requiring companies to disclose their climate impact despite a lack of global agreement and doubts from some NGOs
What type of relationship does Switzerland want with the EU after it rejected a long-delayed "framework agreement" with Brussels? An overview of EU-Swiss relations
As Switzerland's president headed to Brussels to discuss concluding a long-delayed "framework agreement" rejigging some of his country's most important deals with the EU, here is an overview of a unique relationship
UK banks and insurers have shifted more than £1.0 trillion to the European Union in response to Brexit, according to a study by the 'New Financial' think-tank
Due in part to Brexit, Lithuania is becoming a fintech hub as a growing number of UK-linked digital financial companies get licences there so they can continue to operate in the EU
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has pressed the EU to agree a post-Brexit financial services deal for the sake of pandemic recovery on both sides of the Channel
For Roger Morton and his wife living in France -- and many other UK expats across the European Union -- Brexit is causing the closure of their British banking services