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Poland drops objections after Brussels pledges to work on new package of sanctions against Moscow
Shipping brokers estimate more than 100 vessels have been acquired this year to transport crude for Moscow
Italian bank head previously sued Santander over remuneration dispute
A panel of Munich judges will from Thursday begin dissecting one of the biggest frauds in German history
MEPs and campaigners say ‘incomprehensible’ carve-out for financial sector weakens Brussels’ ESG goals
The bank is right to blow the whistle early on property risks
Axel Lehmann expresses confidence that ‘money will come back over time’
Crossbridge Energy negotiating deal with Russian company for as much as €1.5bn but Rome seeks more time to close
MEPs cast doubt on robustness of bloc’s incoming regulations as ECB officials criticise bitcoin’s legitimacy
Deal would be one of the biggest in oil and gas industry in recent years
There is no guarantee asset sale will be enough to pay group’s debts
Colm Kelleher says the Swiss bank can grow in the US by focusing on very wealthy clients
Ursula von der Leyen says Brussels has ‘the means’ to make Moscow pay for rebuilding war-torn country
Sentiment picks up after immediate threat of power blackouts recedes
Once-flying Swedish payments group is trying to turn things round by laying off staff and tightening lending
Chief sales officer Roland Auschel received a bigger bonus even after compliance investigation
Plus, Andrea Agnelli’s departure from Juventus and where is Jack Ma?
EU divisions over how to tame high gas and electricity costs caused by Russian export cuts have yet to be resolved
Macron and Scholz declarations are no guarantee of trouble-free collaboration on defence programme
Costly components make it harder for the industry to hit climate targets and wean itself off Russian energy
Move part of broad range of City reforms intended to take advantage of ‘Brexit freedoms’
Italian football club to nominate Gianluca Ferrero as chair after accounting issue prompts management to quit
The Italian football club’s finances look ropey even without disputed accounting
Figures fuel hopes of lower inflation in the eurozone but food prices continue to surge
Industry says rules imposed after the financial crisis have hurt ability to attract and retain staff
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