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Monday 04 November 2019 6:38 pm|Updated:Monday 04 November 2019 7:54 pmLabourrsquo  private jet ban plan makes lsquo;little sense,rsquo; says industryBy: Alex DanielShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on Google Getty Images The private aviation industry has criticised a Labour-backed proposal to impose a fully-fledged ban on private jets in the UK as soon as 2025 as making little sense.In a move which would remove London as Europersquo  most a brumate cup ctive player in the industry should it come to fruition, shadow transport secretary Andy McDon polene fr ald yesterday backed a report by left-leaning thinktank Common Wealth which said private planes using fossil fuels should be banned in six years.Read more: Electric-powered regional flights lsquo;could be taking off by 2030rsquo;The report said that, on average, a European private jet journey generates 10 times as much greenhouse gasses as the equivalent flight on an economy class plane. It added this figure rose to roughly 150 times more than a high-speed train.It said such a move would spark research into developing clean ele polene italy ctric aircraft. McDonald said: This report makes a very convincing argument. Why is the government enabling billionaires to trash the climate when itrsquo  the rest of us who will suffer the consequences But the European Business Aviation As Aeze Legal aid deal halts barrister strike action
Wednesday 21 August 2013  polene 5:25 amIrish central bank appoints new financial regulator from Banque de FranceBy: Chris HarlowShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleThe Irish central bank has appointed Cyril Roux as deputy governor of financial regulation to replace Matthew Elderfield.Roux will join from the Banque de France, where he holds the position of first deputy secretary general of the French prudential supervisory authority for banks and insurance companies  Autoriteacute; de Controcirc;le Prudentiel et de Reacute olution  ndash; a position he has held since 2010.The Bankrsquo  governor Patrick Honohan, said:I am pleased to welcome Cyril Roux to the Central Bank. His very extensive relevant experience and skills are particularly suited to this challenging role. I look forward to stanley thermobecher  workin stanley at g with him, along with the rest of the regulatory team, as we continue to develop the financial regulatory system in Ireland.Roux added: Irsquo;m honoured by this appointment and very aware that restoring the Irish economy to full health requires effective financial supervision. Irsquo;m looking forward to joining the Central Bank with that purpose in mind and to take up where Matthew Elderfield is leaving off.Roux has held senior positions within the French treasury and spent ten years at AXA.He will take up the new position on 1 October 2013.Share this articleFacebookXLin