European Central Bank (ECB)
Target2-Securities: so far, so good as first systems go live
Pan-European securities settlement platform goes live on time and with minimum disruption
Why Europe’s QE resembles a CDS trade
Minenna of Italy's market regulator warns of serious unintended consequences
Q&A: SRB’s Elke König on resolution regimes
Chair of Europe's new bank resolution board says derivatives are not "sacrosanct"
EU urged to go it alone on capital for securitisations
Basel group split over how to reflect European plans for 'simple' securitisations
ECB’s Mersch says macro-prudential policy is not a panacea
Executive board member says there is much to learn about how macro-prudential tools work
Currency-hedged ETF inflows boom
Investor interest sparks race to construct new products
Constâncio suggests new shadow bank powers for Esma
Vice-president says securities regulator could be given new powers
The hidden risks in dormant Basel III bond rule
Growing sovereign bond portfolios face new risks and mixed messages
SSM: banks fret over giant supervisor's first steps
New watchdog a great idea in theory, banks say - but early months have been difficult
Q&A: SSM's Nouy on Europe's capital confusion
Chair of eurozone watchdog tells Risk.net member states should ditch carve-outs
European Repo Council chair threatens to call in EC over settlement times
De Vidts’ impartiality questioned due to dual Clearstream role
ECB adviser admits more clarity needed over stress tests
Regulators criticised for reticence over why they rejected some test results
ECB seeks end to capital carve-outs worth €130bn
On Thursday, eurozone bank supervisors will be asked to give up dozens of safe harbours
Nouy: Europe should keep 3% leverage ratio
SSM chair also wants to end rule opt-outs that make banks "look stronger than they really are"
Capital hit from death of 0% sovereign weight 'not enormous'
Banks would have to raise equity equal to 0.7% of current levels, ESRB finds
Eurozone cannot survive on a diet of fudge
Greek political upheaval sets up a lose-lose confrontation for the eurozone
EU court to rule on UK challenge to ECB's clearing policy
Verdict due on March 4 in first of three UK complaints about eurozone clearing
‘Grexit’ and radical Greek bond restructuring not expected
Extension of maturities and lower interest rates more likely
'Santa Claus' equity market rally given credence by S&P
December is roughly four times more profitable than the average month, finds research
Risk Italia Rankings 2014
Roller-coaster year brings turmoil and opportunities
Europe continues its long journey to a banking union
EC director-general optimistic on future of single supervisory mechanism
EU stress tests see €46bn trading loss for G-Sibs
Estimated losses are lower than in last crisis, analysts say
25 banks fail ECB stress check on financial health
Finances still need to be fixed across the EU, tests find
ECB needs new tools to tackle shadow banking risks - Constâncio
Ideal toolkit would draw inspiration from US and UK