Tracking developments in the European Financial Markets
.jpg) Nearly all new primary regulation of the financial services industry now originates at the EU level. For the future, the trend is already clear – the great majority of detailed implementing measures will also flow from the European level due to the work of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs). Broadly speaking, only direct supervision will be done at the national level.
This website is a rich source of detailed and up to-the-minute research on the global, political and regulatory developments impacting the EU's financial system. It has been specifically developed as a resource for those who have a responsibility for advising their firm on the impact EU regulatory changes may have on their businesses - or wants to understand how to influence proposals before they become law.
However, my latest book “EU Financial Services Regulation: Key Events 2010/2011” provides an overview of the key developments in each sector up to Autumn 2011 – split by months so that it is a simple read-through of progress. We record the facts of proposals and decisions, as well as the arguments that went into the final compromise.
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