Reuters: Regulatory News: PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - April 3

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PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - April 3 Apr 2nd 2012, 23:44 Mon Apr 2, 2012 7:44pm EDT Financial Times INVESTORS HIT BACK AT TRINITY MIRROR Big investors in Trinity Mirror have hit back at proposed changes to the pay scheme for Sly Bailey, its chief executive, saying that cuts to directors' remuneration packages do not go far enough. RBS EYES FIRST PAYOUT IN FOUR YEARS Royal Bank of Scotland is preparing to make its first dividend payment in four years as the state-backed bank attempts to overcome one of a number of obstacles in its path to reprivatisation. EU'S BARNIER HITS OUT AT LOBBYING 'REARGUARD' Europe's most senior financial regulator has hit back at "rearguard lobbying" by the hedge fund and private equity industries, saying he "will not be intimidated" by an attempt to undermine a deal to regulate the industry for the first time. SEC'S RISK MONITORS HOME IN ON BOARDS The Securities and Exchange Commission has held meetings about risk management with directors at Goldman Sachs and several other financial groups in an attempt to increase accountability at board level. GE TAKES RISK IN BRINGING JOBS HOME Jeff Immelt, General Electric's chief executive, says the decision to put $1 billion into the group's domestic appliances business is "as risky an investment as we have ever made." AVON REJECTS $10 BILLION OFFER FROM COTY Avon Products has rejected an unsolicited $10 billion cash offer from Coty, the privately owned U.S. fragrance group, as the door-to-door cosmetics seller seeks to stay independent while searching for a new chief executive and grappling with financial and legal troubles. WOMEN VOTERS SURGE TO OBAMA Barack Obama has secured a large lead over Mitt Romney among women voters after the recent conservative debate in the U.S. over contraception, according to new polls, tempering Republican relief that the party's prolonged nomination fight is coming to an end. CVC AND VALUEACT QUIT BIDDING FOR MISYS CVC Capital Partners and ValueAct Capital have pulled out of the race to buy Misys, leaving Vista Equity Partners in pole position to take over the banking software specialist. Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints

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