Creating a more integrated, efficient, and competitive financial system providing EU citizens better options for growing their wealth and supporting businesses in accessing funding
financial market
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This equivalence decision ensures that from 1 January 2026, when new rules under BMR for third‑country benchmarks take effect, EU banks and investment funds can continue using New Zealand regulated benchmarks, especially those that are widely used in the EU.
On Monday 29 September 2025, the European Commission will host the ‘Vienna Initiative Full Forum’ 2025 in Brussels.
On 27 June, WomenINvestEU held its first online networking event with speaker Gurpreet Manku, CEO at Level 20.
The move to T+1 in the EU will bring important benefits by promoting efficiency and increasing resilience of EU capital markets.
The proposed measures seek to facilitate securitisation activity in the EU while continuing to safeguard financial stability.
The European Commission has invited citizens and stakeholders to contribute to the development of a European blueprint for savings and investments accounts.
WomenINvestEU held its panel on “Bridging Eastern & Western Europe in Financing Women-led Deep Tech Startups” at the Wolves Summit, in Warsaw, on 6 May.
