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Articles for September 2007
PRC banks allowed greater overseas investment
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01 September 2007
Partner Matthew Barnard and senior associates Andrew Shiu and Julian Donnan look at measures to further liberalise the investment regime in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) by providing greater access to overseas markets to certain qualified domestic investors.
Private equity: pecuniary logic and enterprise restructuring
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01 September 2007
Andrew Cornford, research fellow, Financial Markets Center and Anthony Travis, partner, Gainsbury & Consorts
Principles-based regulation takes further shape: new industry guidance is confirmed
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01 September 2007
Joanna Gray, University of Newcastle
The European Commission and financial capability – simplifying financial services
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01 September 2007
The EC is taking initiatives to increase the financial capability of EU consumers: ensuring that they understand the financial products available in the market, are able to manage their personal finances efficiently, and can make informed choices between different bank accounts, insurance policies or credit agreements. The participation of several high-ranking EU officials at a conference on ‘Increasing Financial Capability’, hosted by the Commission in Brussels in March 2007, shows that the European institutions are taking this issue to heart. This ECRI policy brief examines why these policies are needed, analyses the EU action in this area and assesses the likely future developments.
Solvency II – Commission publishes draft directive
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01 September 2007
On 10 July the European Commission published a proposal for a framework directive on its Solvency II project. This note provides an overview of Solvency II and its implications for UK insurers.
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