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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10776

1 February 2013
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ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS / (ae) banking
Liikanen says key question is where dividing line should fall

Brussels, 31/01/2013 (Agence Europe) - Speaking on Thursday 31 January 2013 at the 11th European Financial Services Conference (see EUROPE 10775), Erkki Liikanen, Governor of the Bank of Finland, welcomed the French and German suggestions about hiving off trading from retail banking. “Of course, there is a lot of support and opposition. But the fundamental issue is that you can see in the French and German proposals is that you need to somehow separate” the two types of banking. He is...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Considerations on a few developments in the life of Europe
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) BANKING: Liikanen says key question is where dividing line should fall
(AE) CYPRUS: Aid figures imminent, raising questions of affordability
(AE) COMPETITION: J&J and Novartis delayed entry of generic painkiller in Netherlands
(AE) COMPETITION: Closure of competition investigation into two cooperatives
(AE) COMPETITION:
(AE) COMPETITION:
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) JHA: Legitimate transport increasingly used for drug smuggling
(AE) JHA: EP examines subsidy freeze on European far right parties
(AE) ANIMAL HEALTH: Bees - prospect of two-year ban on insecticides
(AE) DIGITAL: Cybersecurity strategy for trustworthy environment
(AE) DIGITAL: ENISA report on Cyber Europe 2012
(AE) YOUTH:
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Boost to retail sales
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Moves to harmonise private copying levies
(AE) AGRICULTURE: COPA calls for EU farm spending to be maintained
(AE) FISHERIES: Still no sanctions against Iceland and Faroe Islands
(AE) TRANSPORT: MEPs want to guarantee public rail service
(AE) TRANSPORT: Industry attacks watered down rail separation
(AE) REGIONS: PEACE programme pays off in Northern Ireland
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) MALI: Council focuses on international meeting on 5 February
(AE) DEFENCE: EUTM Mali is nearly complete
(AE) DEFENCE: Libya - Council approves crisis management concept
(AE) DEVELOPMENT: Support for societies in transition - Council conclusions
(AE) SYRIA: Several countries want to keep arms embargo
(AE) MAGHREB: Strengthened political dialogue geared to security
(AE) PALESTINE: EU concerned about recourse to lethal force
(AE) UKRAINE: EU calls on Kiev to make progress
(AE) RUSSIA: EU calls on Moscow to respect LGBTI rights
(AE) EGYPT:
(AE) TRADE: EU and China still discussing Chinese telecoms
(AE) TRADE: WTO sets up panel to look at Argentinean restrictions