The aim of the package is to empower retail investors (i.e. “consumer” investors) to make investment decisions that are aligned with their needs and preferences, ensuring that they are treated fairly and duly protected.

On May 24, the Sanctions Coordinators for the services in charge of sanctions policy and implementation of the European Commission (FISMA) and the European External Action Service, the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom met ...

The United States and European Union are committed to working more closely on sanctions as a key tool to address shared foreign policy goals.

The report shows that the Payment Accounts Directive has achieved its 3 main objectives: ️nearly universal access to payment accounts, transparency and comparability of fees and ease of switching accounts.

Building on the commitment by EU leaders in March, the participants to the today’s meeting pledged to finalise work on the legislative proposals in this area before the European Parliament elections in 2024, allowing for decisive and concrete progress on a fully-fledged capital markets union (CMU).

The European Commission has set up a dedicated mailbox to give more clarity to non-EU authorities and operators, and encourage them to reach out directly to the Commission when they face difficulties in interpreting or applying EU sanctions.

The European Commission has today adopted a proposal to adjust and further strengthen the existing EU bank crisis management and deposit insurance (CMDI) framework. The proposal will enable authorities to organise an orderly market exit for failing banks of any size and business model, including sma

Commissioner for Financial Services, Financial Stability and Capital Markets Union, Mairead McGuinness, will be in the United States on an official visit from 11 to 14 April.

In this issue: an article on women in finance, an interview with the new FSUG Chair, and the latest podcast, on the EUGBS.