The government has backed down from its calls for mutual regulatory recognition post Brexit and will now push for a deal that will see UK and EU financial services firms' access to each other's markets scaled back when the country leaves the bloc.
The European Commission has published proposals to overhaul its pension directive, which is intended "improve governance, transparency and cross-border activity".
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The European Commission (EC) has dropped plans to include solvency requirements in an overhauled pensions directive to be presented this autumn.
The European Commission is exploring ways in which pension schemes can be encouraged to finance long-term investment in the European economy.
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Major UK pension schemes have warned European Commissioner Michel Barnier key audit reforms are being watered down after an intense lobbying push from large audit firms.
The author of the government's public sector pension reforms has engaged in a public row with a senior European official over European regulation.
Brussels is proposing new rules to prevent the manipulation of LIBOR as part of a crackdown in the wake of the rate-fixing scandal.
European Commissioner Michel Barnier has announced a delay to the timetable to apply Solvency II rules to UK pension schemes, but "insisted" they will be included.