SAFE Finance Blog

European initiative towards sustainable finance, new standards for the assessment of market risk, and guidelines on fees in investment funds: A selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

New initiatives for sustainable finance, amended rules to harmonize the provision of financial information and recent proposals to trading obligations under MiFIR: A selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

Revised regulation in the Capital Markets Union for market risk and treatment of over-the-counter derivatives, and new rules in Germany regarding clearing counterparties: A selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

The ECB’s plan to include climate change in its models, political agreement on the Taxonomy Regulation, and other topics: a selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

German proposal for a common European deposit insurance, new rules for investment firms and covered bonds, and new EU legal framework on Sustainable Finance: a selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

German climate policy framework, EU sustainable finance regulation and new rules for clearing counterparties after Brexit: a selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

Strengthening liquidity stress tests for European investment funds, crypto-assets regulation in the EU, the launch of German property tax reform in 2020 and revising the EU fiscal rules: a selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

Legislative acts on targeted longer-term refinancing operations, cross-border distribution of investment funds, and the position of the German government on the financial transaction tax: a selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

A special report on climate policy by the German Council of Economic Experts, property tax reform in Germany and a new EU regulatory framework for crowdfunding: a selection of financial regulatory developments from this month

A pan-European pension product and new rules for investment funds, reforms in the Banking Union and guidelines on sustainable finance: a selection of regulatory developments from this month

Tobias Tröger: German policy makers do not live up to the new challenges

Jens Gal and Helmut Gründl: Time for an integrated European insurance supervision has not yet come. However, the course has already been set