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The European Commission today adopted a Communication on the competitiveness of the EU banking sector, setting out measures to strengthen the single market for banking.

The revised standards adopted today are designed to reduce administrative burdens for EU businesses while maintaining high‑quality disclosures.

To ensure that the EU banking sector benefits from a level playing field with international competitors, the European Commission has today introduced targeted, time-limited amendments to the EU’s implementation of the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB).

A dedicated group of EU gas experts drawn together to scrutinise the way that EU gas and gas derivatives markets work in practice has presented its analysis in a special report published by the Commission.

This consultations aims at gathering feedback from stakeholders and the wider public on the functioning of the EU’s regulatory framework on crypto‑assets

John Berrigan is the Director General for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union.

Today’s report provides, alongside the FAQs, key additional guidance and aims to support more consistent and well-calibrated supervision of MMFs across the EU, strengthening the resilience of the sector.

This questions & answers describes the new value-chain cap that was agreed by the co‑legislators (Parliament and Council) as part of the Omnibus I Directive and explains how the voluntary reporting standard

The conference marks the launch of the Commission's annual European Financial Stability and Integration Review (EFSIR).