Eurozone: If Greece goes …
With an exit looking possible, policymakers and investors are shifting focus to the consequences, write Chris Giles, Peter Spiegel and Kerin Hope FT.com – European companies…
Insurer urges end to regulation moans
Old Mutual executive says insurers have had plenty of time to prepare for the impact of Solvency II, which is due to take effect at the start of 2014 FT.com…
The rising risks of Volcker Rule-plus
US banks have so far argued effectively over-regulation would harm international competitiveness. Yet they can make money in ways the Europeans cannot FT.com – European companies…
Tesco faced with more management changes
Change is the latest at retailers’s international business just a week after it shuffled senior management in several countries FT.com – European companies…
Eon nears deal to sell gas arm OGE
Macquarie leads effort to buy Open Grid Europe, which would will leave the German utility about €2bn short of completing a €15bn asset sales programme FT.com – European companies…
Doubt remains over Spanish bank reforms
As details of the fourth banking reform plan are revealed, questions arise about what the government can do to restore confidence in lenders FT.com – European companies…
Spain in new bid to clear property assets
Banks will be asked to split out real estate-related loans into separate entities, to be sold off at market prices, finance minister says FT.com – European companies…
ING shake-up ruling to be challenged
European Commission to appeal against court’s overturning of Dtuch bancassurer’s restructuring plan but will consider adjustments to conditions FT.com – European companies…
Fishing for success
The salmon’s return offers new economic opportunities to remote wilderness areas and it has also brought new possibilities to fishermen FT.com – European companies…
Triple whammy leaves pain for Spain
The country has been in denial about the scale of its problems, which resulted in this week’s events, with worse to come FT.com – European companies…
