Commission’s annual report assesses financial, economic and policy developments, and examines the underlying structural factors driving them.
Commissioner Albuquerque met with 15 young Europeans who highlighted the importance of promoting financial literacy across Europe.
Commission report confirms the system’s effectiveness, while updated guidance will improve the risk management and supervision of money market funds.
The aim of the strategy is to boost efficiency, scale, and market connectivity for the benefit of EU households and businesses.
These technologies can reduce payment and settlement frictions, improve liquidity management, enable programmability and streamline reconciliation.
A lot has changed since the original directive was adopted – and UCITS funds have been able to adapt to innovation in financial markets.
New EU rules are fostering the sharing and reuse of supervisory data and reducing redundant reporting.
Starting in June, companies seeking to provide independent external reviews of European green bonds will need to register with ESMA.
The assessment shows the sector benefits from a solid framework based on robust legislation, strong governance, and effective coordination.
The Commission is reaching out to young Europeans to get their views on the skills and know-how they need to take charge of their financial future.
Two businesses share their experience of the complex world of sanctions compliance and offer advice about how to navigate the challenges.
What are microaggressions? And why is it important that we take them seriously?
The platform’s third mandate will run until the end of 2027, and will advise the Commission on the EU taxonomy and sustainable finance framework.
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Changes are designed to address shortcomings and make disclosure rules for sustainable financial products simpler, more efficient, and better aligned with market realities.
The Commission is proposing measures aimed at expanding and strengthening the supplementary pensions sector.
The 2025 report by the International Platform on Sustainable Finance highlights steady progress in sustainable finance frameworks across jurisdictions.
The Commission wants to ensure these funds keep up with digitalisation and changing investor preferences, so they remain competitive going forward.
Both consumers and businesses are now able to send and receive payments instantaneously, around the clock, giving them more control over their finances.
The Commission is announcing two major initiatives to advance the savings and investments union and deliver tangible benefits for all citizens across the EU.
