Why cleaning up the banking system should remain a priority for European policymakers
It’s been more than eight years now since the financial crisis hit European banks and we’re still reading alarming ...
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What the Volkswagen emissions scandal teaches us (again) about European law enforcement
We have written before in this blog about Europe’s fundamental problem of not being able to adequately enforce its ...
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QE and the Belgian dentist
Heard last week on Belgian radio: “Investors put private savings in hotel rooms”. Read the same day in the financial ...
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Europe’s the sick man… and what does that say about the European legal system?
Europe is the “sick one” and America has recovered better than Europe “thanks to the health of its corporations and the ...
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The new European banking union: what does it mean for investor protection?
On 20 March 2014 the E.U. Commission and Parliament announced a historic deal to address future banking crises. It was ...
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Arco’s cooperative shareholders
Now that the European Commission seems to have cast second thoughts about the Dexia bail-out and the link with the ...
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Bois Sauvage: should prosecutors settle Insider trading and other criminal offences in the field of investment securities?
It is a fact that U.S. investors have already become familiar with. Regulatory authorities and public prosecutors do ...
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