Global Financial Strategy - Bowles hails 'six pack' ahead of crucial vote

Bowles hails ‘six pack’ ahead of crucial vote

Wednesday 28 September 2011 – by Andrew Hickley

The chair of the European Parliament’s economics committee has hailed the EU’s revised ‘six pack’ of governance measures as the first step in building long-term solutions to deal with the eurozone crisis.

Speaking ahead of a parliament vote on the package on Wednesday, Sharon Bowles…

To view full article, please register for free, subscribe or login.

Related articles:

Barroso delight as ‘six pack’ is endorsed

Crisis ‘unavoidable’ without sanctions

Poland ‘not afraid’ of tougher EU rules

EP shuns proposed governance pact

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Name:

Email:

Comment:

Post as	Anonymous
	Display name

Please, enter security code

No comments yet.

Login	Register	Most read	Most commented
Username Password >> Remember me >> Forgotten your password? >> Sign Up GFS is pleased to offer you a two-week free trial. You will receive a daily email bulletin of the latest regulatory news and analysis and a weekly email round-up. Please complete the free trial form. You will also receive full access to our online site. EC may take action on Hungary bank law MF Global to pay back UK clients ‘this month’ Lloyd’s: Solvency II on course for 2013 Finn to lead Barnier’s ring-fence group The love-hate affair with regulation JBA concerns on IASB investment rules Swiss bank chief refuses to quit A stormy start to a stormy year? 2012: There may well be more trouble ahead Aima: Financial transaction tax is un-European FTT is an opportunity not a threat to UK Osborne raises bank levy, rejects FTT Six central banks act to boost liquidity Bowles: Euro may be dead by Christmas Italy and the transfer pricing issue Lloyd’s: Solvency II on course for 2013

EDITOR’S CHOICE

INTERVIEWS & FEATURES

Anti-money laundering in Hong Kong
Hong Kong-based private fund managers are due to face new anti-money laundering regulations from 1 April 2012. Charlotte Robins, partner at Norton Rose Hong Kong, analyses the changes.

STRAW POLL

Will markets in 2012 have a tougher time than 2011?

FIND A REGION

Don't miss these