Capital Markets: EU Parliament Votes Against New Rules of Protection for Retail Investors
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More information about financial products should help investors. However, MEPs rejected new rules - they see too much bureaucracy and too little protection. What is behind the surprising no.
More information about financial products should help investors. However, MEPs rejected new rules - they see too much bureaucracy and too little protection. What is behind the surprising no.
The retail investor strategy has not found a majority in the EU Parliament. Thus, the plan that savers want to participate more strongly in the capital market has stopped. Intermediaries also want to prevent a commission ban in the event of a new start. The EU Parliament has rejected the retail investor strategy© European Parliament The EU Parliament has rejected the retail investment strategy (RIS) by a majority vote. [...]
The European Parliament unexpectedly rejected a package of measures intended to better inform and protect investors. However, a number of adjustments to the standardized product sheets were adopted.
The European Parliament rejects the negotiated compromise on the EU retail investor strategy. Retail Investment Strategy, for short RIS, should provide consumers with better access to the return opportunities of the capital markets. Tightening, for example with regard to commissions and product costs, is stalling. Of 609 MPs, 286 voted in favour of the legislative package, 300 against and 23 abstained. BVK shows itself in a first opinion "quite …
The text, on which the Council and the European Parliament had already reached a compromise at the end of 2025, was retold by 300 Members.
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