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Line revolves around to grant a licence "Passport" who want to work in all 27 EU Member States or foreign funds.

France wants stricter rules for foreign fund managers while United Kingdom - based European hedge funds - 80pc wishes to allow same rights as their national counterparts.

Jean-Paul Gauzès, parliamentary law, rapporteur said in a statement, the postponement is due to "the absence of an agreement", the Committee permanents.En consequence, Parliament representatives has developed out of a vote on the project until November, with no other talks three channels provided with the European Council and the Commission to the Member States have merged.

Christine Lagarde, the French Finance Minister and Chancellor George Osborne should speak in the coming days in a final attempt to reach an agreement on controls for hedge funds and private equity firms before a meeting of Finance Ministers at the beginning of next week.

The Belgian Presidency of the Council this week released another draft compromise directive, further refining its previous proposals for a Passport on the market of third-party investors EU funds.

The United Kingdom - along with the Sweden, the Netherlands and Czech Republic - is reluctant to subscribe to this latest version.

Belgium also proposed to give new powers to the European Securities and markets, a new EU guard dog that Paris wants to resume execution of the Passport program as opposed to France authority.

The controversial law resulted in heartbreak, since it was first proposed in April 2009.Il also influenced Washington, who felt that French plans are protectionnistes.U.S.The Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner wrote to Ms LaGarde warning against trying to control the operations of international hedge funds.

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