European Banking Authority Proposes New Regulations for Large Investment Firms

The EBA has opened a public consultation on stricter oversight for investment firms managing over €30 billion in assets, detailing how the asset threshold will be calculated and outlining exemptions for continued operations.

31 Aug, 05:00 — 31 Aug, 05:00

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European investment firms face new rules when assets exceed €30bn

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has launched a consultation on new rules covering investment firms whose assets exceed €30 billion, setting out how the threshold should be calculated and when firms may be allowed to continue operating without a banking licence. The consultation concerns three draft regulatory technical standards designed to clarify how investment firms […]

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European Banking Authority Proposes New Regulations for Large Investment Firms

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European investment firms face new rules when assets exceed €30bn

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