Creating a more integrated, efficient, and competitive financial system providing EU citizens better options for growing their wealth and supporting businesses in accessing funding
banking
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Interested parties can submit their contributions by 6 January 2025.
Today’s financial literacy strategy aims to help citizens make sound financial decisions, ultimately improving their well‑being, financial security and independence.
On Monday 29 September 2025, the European Commission will host the ‘Vienna Initiative Full Forum’ 2025 in Brussels.
The feedback is on the prudential treatment of investment in equities by banks under legislative programmes in the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR)
The draft amendments aim to remove deterrents for insurers to support the long‑term financing of the European economy, while preserving financial stability and ensuring policyholder protection.
The proposed measures seek to facilitate securitisation activity in the EU while continuing to safeguard financial stability.
The European Commission has today adopted a delegated act that postpones by one additional year – until 1 January 2027 – the date of application of the one remaining part of the Basel III international standards in the EU – the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB).
The European Commission has invited citizens and stakeholders to contribute to the development of a European blueprint for savings and investments accounts.
AccessibleEU comes to Brussels on 1 and 3 July to celebrate its second anniversary and the European Accessibility Act, which comes into full effect on 28 June. Aditionally, it will also hold a joint event EBU and EBF about accessible banking
