LSE Chief said London aim at risk "jealous" European market

Xavier Rolet said it was vital for the British convince Europeans that their capitals would not benefit from a reduction in importance of London as a financial centre continental.

Xavier Rolet stated in the Commission of the Treasury as "unique" of Alternative Investment Market London (AIM) to raise funds for small businesses and fierce needed jobs against Europeans.


First banker of Lehman Brothers said that there was "rivalry" between London and other European capitals, adding that European regulators "does not include" goal success.


"London has succeeded to wire the decades and grown into a prominent centre," said Mr. Rolet. "I don't know if the Europeans hold a grudge, but I can tell you that some people see an opportunity through the process of regulatory harmonisation greenhouse return some business".


Mr. Rolet said it was vital for the British convince Europeans that their capitals would not benefit from a reduction in importance of London as a financial centre continental."If regulations are introduced that cause traders and companies leave London, which is unlikely to migrate to Paris, Frankfurt, Milan,", he said. "He will go to Asia and elsewhere.?


He told MEPs proposals for the financial restructuring of the British Columbia Colombia Government threatened to vulnerable AIM market.


Rather divide the responsibilities of the authority list UK (UKLA) between the Bank of England, the financial Reporting Council (FRC) and the new consumer protection and markets (CPMA), Mr. Rolet submitted must remain intact in the CPMA .essentiellement, CPMA is set on the United Kingdom voice on the new super regulator of Europe, Mr. Rolet supports should also speak directly to the UKLA.


Baroness Hogg, the pattern of the RHS has previously disagree with Mr. Rolet.Mais testify to the after him, she admitted that regulatory plans were "sub-optimal."


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