Delano.lu | 18 January 2013
Europe: Luxembourg’s prime minister will give up his seat as Eurogroup on Monday, the government has announced. Read article »
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Friday, January 18, 2013
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Juncker to step down
Delano.lu | 4 December 2012
Euro: Luxembourg’s prime minister has announced again that he will quit his job as Eurogroup chief. Read article »
Euro: Luxembourg’s prime minister has announced again that he will quit his job as Eurogroup chief. Read article »
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Juncker 6th in FT ranking
Delano.lu | 22 November 2012
Economy: A leading financial newspaper has named Luxembourg’s prime minister as the sixth best European finance minister. Read article »
Economy: A leading financial newspaper has named Luxembourg’s prime minister as the sixth best European finance minister. Read article »
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Spain blocks Mersch
Delano.lu | 6 November 2012
EU: Spain has further delayed the nomination of Yves Mersch to the European Central Bank’s executive council. Read article »
EU: Spain has further delayed the nomination of Yves Mersch to the European Central Bank’s executive council. Read article »
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Friday, October 26, 2012
Mersch rejected
Delano.lu | 26 October 2012
EU: Citing the lack of female candidates for the post, the European Parliament has voted against Luxembourg’s central bank chief taking a seat on the European Central Bank’s executive council. Read article »
EU: Citing the lack of female candidates for the post, the European Parliament has voted against Luxembourg’s central bank chief taking a seat on the European Central Bank’s executive council. Read article »
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Thursday, October 11, 2012
Mersch to get hearing
Delano.lu | 11 October 2012
EU: The European Parliament will hold hearings on the nomination of Yves Mersch to the European Central Bank’s executive board on October 22. Read article »
EU: The European Parliament will hold hearings on the nomination of Yves Mersch to the European Central Bank’s executive board on October 22. Read article »
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Questions remain after summit
Delano.lu | 10 October 2012
Economy: Debate continued during a Eurogroup meeting in Luxembourg this week over a tax on financial transactions and EU-wide banking regulation. Read article »
Economy: Debate continued during a Eurogroup meeting in Luxembourg this week over a tax on financial transactions and EU-wide banking regulation. Read article »
Euro fund launches
Delano.lu | 10 October 2012
Economy: Europe’s permanent bailout fund officially got off the ground during a summit in Luxembourg this week. Read article »
Economy: Europe’s permanent bailout fund officially got off the ground during a summit in Luxembourg this week. Read article »
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Bailout agency gets OK
Delano.lu | 13 September 2012
Europe: Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court has cleared the path for the euro zone’s permanent rescue fund in Luxembourg to begin operations. Read article »
Europe: Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court has cleared the path for the euro zone’s permanent rescue fund in Luxembourg to begin operations. Read article »
Friday, September 7, 2012
Mersch hearing blocked
Delano.lu | 7 September 2012
EU: The European Parliament hearing on Yves Mersch’s
nomination to the European Central Bank’s executive board has been
called off due to the lack of a female alternative. Read article »
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Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Juncker, Mersch, Regling named
Delano.lu | 10 July 2012
Brussels: Two Luxembourger leaders have secured top euro zone positions while the new Luxembourg-based ESM has its new chief. Read article »
Brussels: Two Luxembourger leaders have secured top euro zone positions while the new Luxembourg-based ESM has its new chief. Read article »
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Debt debate continues
Delano.lu | 22 June 2012
Europe: Euro zone ministers made progress on support for Greece and Spain, but left bigger questions unanswered at the end of the first of a two-day summit held in Luxembourg. Read article »
Europe: Euro zone ministers made progress on support for Greece and Spain, but left bigger questions unanswered at the end of the first of a two-day summit held in Luxembourg. Read article »
Thursday, June 14, 2012
“No one can beat Juncker”
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outgoing German ambassador reflects on his record setting stay in Luxembourg. Read article »
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Juncker may stay at euro post
Delano.lu | 12 June 2012
Europe: The president of the European Parliament has called for Luxembourg’s prime minister to remain the head of the Eurogroup. Read article »
Europe: The president of the European Parliament has called for Luxembourg’s prime minister to remain the head of the Eurogroup. Read article »
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Juncker still stepping down
Delano.lu | 19 April 2012
Politics: Luxembourg’s prime minister confirmed in a press interview published on Thursday that he would resign as chief of the Eurogroup when his term ends later this year. Read article »
Politics: Luxembourg’s prime minister confirmed in a press interview published on Thursday that he would resign as chief of the Eurogroup when his term ends later this year. Read article »
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Sarkozy backs Mersch, report says
Delano.lu | 7 March 2012
Euro zone: The French president is preparing to back Luxembourg’s central banker in the race for the next open seat on the European Central Bank’s executive board, Reuters reported Tuesday. Read article »
Euro zone: The French president is preparing to back Luxembourg’s central banker in the race for the next open seat on the European Central Bank’s executive board, Reuters reported Tuesday. Read article »
Friday, January 13, 2012
More bank bailouts possible, Frieden says
Delano.lu | 13 January 2012
Sovereign debt: The “crisis of confidence” in Europe has not passed, Luxembourg’s finance minister told the British Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. Read article »
Sovereign debt: The “crisis of confidence” in Europe has not passed, Luxembourg’s finance minister told the British Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. Read article »
Thursday, January 12, 2012
British wanted, Frieden says
Delano.lu | 12 January 2012
Euro crisis: Europe needs the UK but not a Tobin Tax, the finance minister told a British Chamber of Commerce event on Wednesday. Read article »
Euro crisis: Europe needs the UK but not a Tobin Tax, the finance minister told a British Chamber of Commerce event on Wednesday. Read article »
Monday, October 31, 2011
Euro fund is still AAA
Delano.lu | 31 October 2011
Financial crisis: The Luxembourg-based euro zone bailout fund had its AAA status affirmed by the three major ratings agencies following this month’s meetings of European leaders. Read article »
Financial crisis: The Luxembourg-based euro zone bailout fund had its AAA status affirmed by the three major ratings agencies following this month’s meetings of European leaders. Read article »
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Decision to make decisions
Delano.lu | 5 October 2011
Financial crisis: Ministers meeting in Luxembourg decided to take new action to tackle Greece’s continuing debt distress and the growing doubts about the liquidity of Europe’s banks, but no definitive steps were agreed. Read article »
Financial crisis: Ministers meeting in Luxembourg decided to take new action to tackle Greece’s continuing debt distress and the growing doubts about the liquidity of Europe’s banks, but no definitive steps were agreed. Read article »
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