Europe has been struggling to meet its inflation target for some time. While this hasn’t had an adverse effect on the bloc’s economy, the European Central Bank’s credibility could be at stake
Former IMF Director Christine Lagarde faces a host of challenges in her new role as European Central Bank president amid lingering uncertainties
In 2012, an international investigation confirmed that some banks had been rigging LIBOR to inflate their profits. With several financial markets publishing alternative benchmarks, the European Central Bank is aiming to consolidate its own
The EU’s financial stability watchdog has reported that commercial property prices show signs of overvaluation across Europe
German lender Deutsche Bank recorded a larger-than-forecast loss of €3.15bn for Q2 2019, the result of major restructuring costs
The European Central Bank could be set to phase out its emergency stimulus programme as wages in the eurozone grow at their quickest rate for two years
ECB President, Mario Draghi, stressed that the eurozone’s quantitative easing programme “remains flexible”, announcing asset purchases will decrease as they are extended over a longer time frame
As a result of the financial turmoil engulfing the country, Italian pension fund providers are having to hold one emergency meeting after another, as they try to find a resolution to the fact that they are very much exposed to the nation’s sovereign debt
Europe’s indebted nations are unlikely to mimic impoverished gentlefolk of old by selling the family silver, or gold, to do so
The European CEO awards 2023 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
