Reuters: Regulatory News: PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - June 25

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PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - June 25 Jun 25th 2012, 01:44 LONDON, June 25 | Sun Jun 24, 2012 9:44pm EDT LONDON, June 25 (Reuters) - Financial Times MPC MEMBER WANTS BILLIONS EASING The Bank of England needs to pump at least another 50 billion pounds ($77.80 billion) into Britain's "stalled" economy, says David Miles of its interest rate-setting committee, warning that only a "substantial" third round of emergency bond-buying will kick-start recovery. BT SUFFERS REBUFF FROM COMPETITION COMMISSION BT has been rebuffed for the third time, this time by the UK's Competition Commission, in its efforts to compel its competitors to share in the costs of lowering its 3 billion pounds ($4.67 billion) pension scheme deficit through higher charges for their use of its phone lines. COMPLIANCE COSTS BILLIONS FOR EU FINANCIAL INDUSTRY The EU financial services industry is on track to spend 33.3 billion euros ($41.74 billion) over the next three years simply to comply with new regulatory demands, a study by the JWG regulatory think-tank has found. AIRBUS SHRUGS OFF DOUBTS OVER A350 The new chief executive of Airbus says he is ready to "bet" that the European aircraft maker's planned new A350 widebody passenger jet will not suffer the same three-year delay that Boeing had with its 787 Dreamliner. US EARNINGS WARNINGS CAST SHADOW OVER SHARES OUTLOOK A string of earnings warnings from U.S. companies that are a barometer of the broader economy is casting a shadow over the outlook for equities. VALE PLANS AMAZON BIOFUEL PLANT Vale is preparing to build the world's largest single processing plant for palm oil by 2015 in an effort to cut its vast fuel costs and help develop the struggling Amazon region, the Brazilian mining company told the Financial Times. BANK CHIEFS ENJOY DOUBLE-DIGIT PAY RISES Top U.S. and European bankers, including JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon and Citigroup's Vikram Pandit, have enjoyed double-digit annual pay rises averaging almost 12 percent, despite widespread falls in profits and share prices, Financial Times research shows. Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints

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