Finance and banking

The Fed and the ECB part ways on monetary policy. Now what?

EU urged to step up fight against the sources of payments preferred by terrorists.

Mario Draghi’s a central banker desperate to see inflation rise.

Mario Draghi extends the eurozone’s quantitive easing program.

Finance Minister Sapin wants other countries to step up cooperation on stopping illegal transactions.

The Commission wants EU-wide deposit guarantees, but Germany fears the buck will stop in Berlin.

Cracking down on terrorists’ financing networks is easier said than done.

As night shifted into Saturday morning, EU negotiators found solidarity amid tragedy.

The President of the European Central Bank said the risk of a split has virtually “disappeared.”

Brussels wants to fix the economy — with more meetings and reports.

Paris prosecutor’s office launched the investigation during the summer.

Volkswagen took billions to develop greener technology.

The Capital Markets Union is the EU’s most ambitious financial initiative since the launch of the euro in 1999.

Five takeaways from the EU’s Capital Markets Union action plan obtained by POLITICO.

Speaking in a special parliament hearing, German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble targeted tax avoidance.

EU politicians try to sell their ideas, but who is listening?

Germany digs in its heels on risk sharing.

Decision may cost France a shot at the next ECB presidency.