US doctors could administer the first authorised coronavirus shot as soon as today, an EY anti-fraud team warned in 2018 that “red-flag indicators” at Wirecard pointed to potential accounting manipulation, and Europe’s top financial regulators are set to approve lender payouts within strict limits. Plus, Boris Johnson and Ursula von der Leyen agreed to extend negotiations for a UK-EU trade agreement. The FT’s Brexit editor, David Bond, explains how that might play out over the next few weeks. Join us this Tuesday 15 December at 3pm GMT, for an essential webinar, hosted by expert FT journalists, to understand in 50 minutes what a Deal or a No Deal means for you and your business. Regardless of the outcome, learn how all the key areas may be impacted. Register free today at: https://webinars.on24.com/ftdigitaldialogues/brexitbriefingEU and UK still ‘far apart’ but Brexit deal hopes risehttps://www.ft.com/content/6a6d5960-3e44-48c8-b33a-ee583b314ee3Doctors set to give first authorised US doses of Covid-19 vaccinehttps://www.ft.com/content/c06fed50-715c-4d2b-995c-b37a52254081EY fraud unit found ‘red-flag indicators’ Wirecard in 2018ft.com/content/3c0a0999-b434-4cad-9d9e-80cb85bf9cfd?Eurozone banks set to restart dividend payments under strict limits https://www.ft.com/content/2ffeb47f-cb88-478e-9819-f22ccd8b9668? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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