Brussels, 01/10/2014 (Agence Europe) - The performance of the commissioner-designate for financial stability and the capital markets union was marked by prudence, on Wednesday 1 October.
British Conservative Jonathan Hill, who was able to admit that he is not an expert on some of the dossiers, deflect a number of tricky questions (banks which are “too big to fail”) and decline to give his position on questions not in his portfolio (euro-bonds, the FTT), got through on the strength of...