EU financial-market research, energy derivatives easing approved by lawmakers
By Jack Schickler ( February 11, 2021, 09:47 GMT | Insight) -- EU financial-market proposals to allow brokers to offer free research on small businesses have been approved by lawmakers 339-294, with critics of the decision saying Covid-19 was being used as an excuse to slash vital post-crisis trading laws. In a deal already tentatively agreed with governments, lawmakers also approved a slimmed-down share prospectus as part of anti-red-tape plans to boost the bloc's capital markets and aid economic recovery.EU financial-market proposals to allow brokers to offer free research on small businesses have been approved by lawmakers 339-294, with critics of the decision saying Covid-19 was being used as an excuse to slash vital post-crisis trading laws. ...
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