An unusual number of suicides by top executives in Switzerland has prompted introspection in its business community over how senior...
Articles by John Miller and John O'Donnell
Traditionally conservative European insurers and pension funds are turning increasingly to risky property bets on everything from new homes in...
Jacques de Larosiere says he is an isolated and modest man. Yet the 84-year-old former head of the International Monetary...
London’s financial services center would lose access to the wider European Union should Britain quit the bloc, the EU’s justice...
Even before the cancellation of the latest round of EU-U.S. talks, negotiations to create the world’s largest free-trade deal were...
Germany, France and nine other euro zone countries will get the go-ahead on Tuesday to push on with a financial...
Europe clinched a deal on Thursday to give the European Central Bank new powers to supervise euro zone banks from...
European Union countries could be obliged to bail out one another’s struggling banks, according to a draft EU law that...
The International Monetary Fund joined Germany on Wednesday in pushing for private sector investors [presumably including the EU’s insurers] to...