EU Proposes Sweeping Banking Reforms to Close the Gap with US Rivals
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European Commission prepares reform to remove national barriers to cross-border mergers and to create entities of sufficient size to compete with large US banks
The European Commission does not want to follow banks' demands for a far-reaching easing of banking regulation, but instead wants to smooth out differences between Member States.
The Brussels orientation, which will translate into legislative proposals to the Member States in the first quarter of 2027, seeks to remove the national barriers which, among other things, keep more than €230 billion in liquid assets within the borders of each Member State "trapped".
EU proposes sweeping banking reforms to close the gap with US rivals
The European Commission proposes unlocking 230 billion in liquid assets for EU banks, aiming to close the competitiveness gap with US rivals by Q1 2027. The post EU proposes sweeping banking reforms to close the gap with US rivals appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The European Commission makes its report on the competitiveness of the sector official. It outlines the main lines of which will be the major reform of the banking sector expected by the beginning of 2027. Read
European Commission Outlines Measures to Strengthen Europe’s Banking Sector and Support Growth | European American Chamber of Commerce New York [EACCNY] | Your Partner for Transatlantic Business Resources
The European Commission today adopted a Communication on the competitiveness of the EU banking sector, setting out measures to strengthen the Single Market for banking. President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen said: “Getting capital flowing is how we will get Europe growing. Our Savings and Investments Union needs a strong, competitive banking sector at its heart. And today’s Communication takes a clear step in this direction,…
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