Archive » April 2018 » Reforming the Esas: towards a new European Supervisory architecture
The European Commission has adopted wide-ranging proposals to reform the Eu’s financial supervisory architecture and to strengthen the Economic and Monetary Union. The Commission’s initiatives aim at creating a stronger and more integrated European financial supervision for the Capital Markets Union. Ensuring that financial markets across the Eu are well regulated, strong and stable and enhancing regulatory and supervisory convergence within the Single Market is key to the real economy.
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