MEPs will vote on controlling financial benchmarks, host a conference on climate change, examine the state of fundamental rights and receive representatives of the OECD and Nato.

On the Agenda: Financial regulation, fundamental rights...

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Coming up next week:  financial regulation,

tax policy, climate change  and fundamental rights.

Libor - the rigging of the inter-bank  lending rate was the scam of all scams

that exposed the rotten heart  of the financial world.

Could new rules  help prevent market abuse in Europe?

The Economic and Monetary Affairs  Committee will vote

on a new regime to  better control benchmarks

used to determine the value of things  like loans or mortgages.

Find out how all that  goes down on Tuesday.

even the most banal things we do  leave a carbon footprint.

As the UN conference in Paris draws near,

are world leaders any closer to signing off  on a climate change agreement?

A deal in the French capital  could very well be on the cards,

On Monday the EP will play host  to an interparliamentary conference

with representatives from national  governments and the Commission.

Fundamental rights of EU citizens  are laid out in a charter.

But across the EU, are those rights - social,  religious or sexual - really respected?

On Monday, a public hearing on the state of  play of fundamental rights in Europe.

On Wednesday, inequality will be the focus  of a debate in the Employment Committee

Don’t forget to look out  for a EuroparlTV interview

with the Director of the Centre for Tax  Policy and Administration at the OECD,

the Organisation for Economic Co-operation  and Development.

He’ll be at the Parliament on Tuesday  along with his Secretary-General.

And also look out for  the Secretary-General of Nato

who'll be making his maiden visit  to Parliament on Monday.

And that's all we have for this Agenda.  Take care and enjoy the week.