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‘THEY CAN’T COMPETE’ Massive increase in EU red tape risks could force smaller firms into going bust, top trader warns
Smaller firms risk being sent to the wall as the EU massively increases financial red tape, a top trader has warned.

Increase in financial red tape will leave small businesses struggling, top trader warns
A huge increase in financial red tape risks sending smaller firms to the wall, a top trader has warned.

Small firms are ‘being driven under by financial red tape following EU regulatory reforms’
The notion of ‘too big to fail’ has been replaced with ‘too small to comply’ as fledgling firms struggle to keep up due to costs of complying with regulation.

A decade on, there are four things AI regulators can learn from the crash
Should artificial intelligence (AI) be regulated? And how? This is the questions on everyone’s lips.

EU looking forward on financial regulation
On June 25, New Europe hosted its second panel discussion on the future of financial regulation.

The Unspoken Cost of Regulation
A direct consequence of regulation aimed at dismantling the cult of “Too Big to Fail” has been the struggle of younger firms who are increasingly “Too Small to Comply”.

The risks of AI to investors and the financial industry
Technology has reduced the role that client networks and personal insight play in the advice that financial institutions provide to their customers, or so argued Bloomberg’s Matt Levine last week.

AI and robots should not be attributed legal personhood
Technology has revolutionised the financial industry, but we’re long overdue a revolution in the way we think about its future role and the policies that should govern it, write Daniel Schlaepfer and Hugo Kruyne.