Financial Moves: New Regulations, Strategic Listings, and Germany's Investment Push

Financial Times highlights include the UK easing financial benchmark regulations, Elliott Management's listing plans for famous booksellers, and Rocket Internet's valuation disputes. Additionally, Germany's 'Germany Fund' aims to raise €130 billion for infrastructure and defense, revitalizing its economy.

The UK government announces a reduction in financial benchmark regulations, allowing asset managers easier access to products, as part of a new Treasury initiative.

Elliott Management is set to float Barnes & Noble and Waterstones next year, with listings in either London or New York, raising expectations from the book retailer market.

Germany introduces a 'Germany Fund,' aiming to attract €130 billion in private investments for infrastructure and defense, signaling a significant economic boost.

(With inputs from agencies.)