Centre for European Affairs at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin.

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Climate change poses systemic risks to insurers and the broader financial system, yet the EU’s prudential framework for insurers remains ill-equipped to dea

The climate shocks that could trigger wider market turmoil

Climate change poses systemic risks to insurers and the broader financial system, yet the EU’s prudential framework for insurers remains ill-equipped to dea

We are delighted to invite you on Tuesday, 10 June 2025, for a high-level discussion featuring two key figures in financial sector supervision: Claudia Buch, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the Euro...

More than 80% of French citizens think multinational companies should be required to prevent damaging social, environmental, and climate impacts

Move likely to raise concerns among hedge funds and private credit groups of greater regulatory scrutiny

The Sustainability Omnibus marks the first in a series of European Commission initiatives aimed at simplifying EU regulation and significantly cutting red tape for businesses.

Das europäische Lieferkettengesetz soll abgeschwächt werden. Internationale Juristen warnen in einem Brandbrief vor einer Lücke im EU-Recht. Und einer Klagewelle, die für Firmen teuer werden könnte.

<p><strong>EU to go geht live – und ihr könnt dabei sein! Zum Anlass der 50. Folge unseres EU to go Podcasts spricht Thu Nguyen mit Katarina Barley, Vizepräsidentin des Europäischen Parlaments, und Jo...

The Sustainability Omnibus marks the first in a series of European Commission initiatives aimed at simplifying EU regulation and significantly cutting red tape for businesses.

The event shows how shadow financing undermines climate protection.

The Sustainability Omnibus marks the first in a series of European Commission initiatives aimed at simplifying EU regulation and significantly cutting red tape for businesses.

Financial supervisors issue unusual warning as EU prepares to simplify regulation

Die EU kann die Sabotagepolitik von Ungarns Premier Viktor Orbán nicht länger weglächeln. Selbst ein Entzug des Stimmrechts darf kein Tabu mehr sein. Drei Ideen

Savings and investments union supports a more integrated EU financial system that channels savings into productive investments. Find out more.

Schulden für Panzer? Schön und gut. Ohne einen starken Kapitalmarkt werde das aber nichts, heißt es in Brüssel. Die EU soll attraktiver werden für private Geldgeber, steht sich aber mal wieder selbst ...

Facilitation de la titrisation et des investissements en actions des acteurs institutionnels, recours au capital-risque, produit paneuropéen d’épargne retraite… La Commission présentera mercredi son p...

Omnibus I

Nervöser Blick der Nachbarn auf die Bundestagswahl Trumps Zoll-Politik als Chance für Europa Russische Energieexporte: Moskau verdient so viel wie vor

A joint statement published by three leading European investor membership bodies and supported by more than 200 investors and other financial sector actors urging EU policymakers to focus on targeted ...

Achieving better EU governance without Treaty change; EU strategic autonomy coupled with resilience and competitiveness; what a greener economy means for employment and jobs; fostering Europe’s and th...

The EPP is centre-right, pro-European political party which gathers over 82 parties from 43 countries.

Top lenders in Europe are reconsidering their membership of the Net Zero Banking Alliance after US peers quit

This paper makes recommendations for tackling the structural vulnerabilities posed by NBFIs and their potentially dangerous ties with banks and the broader economy.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS), the BIS Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) and the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) today published ...

Non-bank financial intermediaries have surpassed banks as the largest global financial intermediaries, yet they remain lightly regulated. This column argues that the intermediation activities and risks of non-bank financial intermediaries and banks have become intricately intertwined and should not be thought as operating in parallel or as substitutes. Examples of this transformation include corporate and mortgage loans, short-term funding, and contingent funding activities, as well as the growth of bank loans to such intermediaries. Regulation should therefore adapt from a focus on banking sector systemic risks to a nexus of non-bank financial intermediary-bank systemic risk.